On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 10:38 PM, Paul Meems <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a test server (Ubuntu) with GeoServer 2.1 and PostGIS v1.5
> I also have a large aerial photo in ECW format.
> I've converted this ECW file to GeoTIFF and used gdal_retile to create
> tiles.
> I use the pyramid plug-in to show the data.
>
> Today I have created a second server with GeoServer 2.2 and PostGIS v2.
> I've been reading about the new raster tables and I wonder if I should
> continue with using the pyramid plug-in or that I should put the tiles (or
> even the single GeoTiff) in PostGIS.
>
> Does anybody have any experience, suggestions, opinions or remarks about
> this?
>
Postgis developers previously stated that you should bring your raster data
in postgis
only if you intend to use its analytic capabilities, if it's pure storage
instead keeping
them on the file system should provide better performance (but you may have
a mandate
to just store everything in a database, in such case the imagemosaic-jdbc
addresses
the need).
Cheers
Andrea
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