Hi Umberto,
With respect to the last bit;
> After less than 5 minutes, apparently the process ended successfully, but
> under disk usage I still se N/A.
I think you only see the amount used if you have Disk Quota turned on.
Russ
> On 17 Dec 2019, at 11:43, umbertofilippo wrote:
>
> Hello al
First of all, thanks to everybody for the precious suggestion and time you
took to help me.
So, I have a bit of a doubt now about how to speed up this vecor tile
service after your considerations.
I think the best would be to drastically reduce the number of points at low
zoom levels where they a
Yes, the default style associated to the layer is used to perform filtering
and zoom level dependencies.
It's meant to provide a continuous experience between server side and
client side rendering, if you
use the same style on both ends.
If you just want to do client side rendering, no matter, setu
Yes, you need to use your SLD connected to the layer in order to filter
out features, using Min- and MaxScaleDenominators or filters.
Styling in SLD obviously does not matter in this case.
Greetings,
Johannes
> this is definitely what I wanna do, but how can I do it? I could not find
> much i
Another option is to use WPS PointStacker function to clusterize markers.
More information here:
https://geoserver.geo-solutions.it/edu/en/wps/rendering_tx.html
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this is definitely what I wanna do, but how can I do it? I could not find
much in GWC documentation. Do you mean using SLD perhaps?
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this is definitely what I wanna do, but how can I do it? I could not find much in GWC documentation. Do you mean using SLD perhaps?
Il 17/dic/2019 21:06 Jody Garnett ha scritto:You may wish to filter the number of points using rules when you zoomed out so your vector tiles are not so large.One of
You may wish to filter the number of points using rules when you zoomed out
so your vector tiles are not so large.
One of the reasons to do vector tiles is to take control of these kind of
performance considerations.
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On Tue, 17 Dec 2019 at 13:04, umbertofilippo
wrote:
> Hello al
Well, I cannot really advise something connected with webGL but there might
be some further workaround with GWC.
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Would WebGLPoints be a reasonable solution for this?
https://openlayers.org/en/latest/examples/filter-points-webgl.html?q=style
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Thanks for the hint!
I enabled it and it now shows 16.55 MB.
I emptied and seeded it again to see if the number was correct and it is
right.
However, the performance of the map is still very poor.
I imagine it has to do with the great number of points to show at low
scales.
Is there a way to con
You should first enable disk quota. If you see n/a, seeding will do nothing.
When you enable quota, "n/a" will change to 0.0 KB
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Hello all,
I am using Geoserver 2.16.1 with Vector Tile extension.
I was able to publish a multipoint ShapeFile as a vector tile and see it in
my OpenLayers 6 application.
However, the service is very slow.
I am using the application/vnd.mapbox-vector-tile format as suggested in
https://docs.geose
Hello all,
I am using Geoserver 2.16.1 with Vector Tile extension.
I was able to publish a multipoint ShapeFile as a vector tile and see it in
my OpenLayers 6 application.
However, the service is very slow.
I am using the application/vnd.mapbox-vector-tile format as suggested in
https://docs.geose
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