Hi
If I count right there are about 5000 images in the whole tileindex. I such
case it is not enough to have overviews on individual images. At small scale
Mapserver must open very many image files, up till all 5000 for getting the
tile or metatile that covers the hole area.
I am using a group layer by using some other imagery like Landsat images with
much bigger native pixel size for small scales. It is also possible to use
Mapserver itself or GDAL for creating a dataset with fewer files and bigger
pixels. I prepare our data so that Mapserver does not ever need to open more
than about 100 images.
I think that if you were using MBTiles as cache you can use Mapcache for
seeding just the best resolution level and add other resolutions with gdaladdo
utility directly to the MBTiles database. With other cache types that is not
possible and I think that Mapcache itself is missing the option to construct
lower resolution tiles from the already existing better resolution tiles. For
rendered maps that would be also a rather useless option but for imagery it
could be useful.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
thomas bonfort wrote:
Re: [mapserver-users] Can't seed tiles with Mapcache from a Mapserver Tile
Index raster layer
On Tue, Jan 24, 2017 at 5:42 AM Abrabacabra
<abrabaca...@openmailbox.org<mailto:abrabaca...@openmailbox.org>> wrote:
Could that be related to Mapserver choking on the huge tile index?
Yes, definitely. Check that your rasters have overviews.
--
thomas
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