Hallo Andrea,do you mean, I can copy a workspace via Rest API?
Could you please add more details? I cannot find a example here:
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/rest/workspaces.html
Maybe you mean download the whole content (stores, layers, styles...) and
than upload to a new workspace
Hi Tommaso,
there is no fixed limit, but GeoServer startup will get progressively
slower (and runtime behavior too, but in a much less
noticeable way). On spinning disk I have seen 2-3 minutes startup time with
5 layers, if you have SSDs it will
be much faster than that.
Cheers
Andrea
On Fri
On Fri, Mar 2, 2018 at 8:27 AM, tommaso wrote:
> Hallo Andrea,do you mean, I can copy a workspace via Rest API?
>
The REST API allows you to read catalog objects and create new ones, so
it's possible to build a (non trivial)
client program that performs a full workspace copy.
> Could you pleas
Ok, I will try.
Let me ask one more question:
I want to store older version of the map, this means, I will store many
workspaces in a geoserver instance. There is a limitation? How many
workspaces can I store?
Regards Tommaso
On Fri, 02 Mar 2018 09:50:01 +0100, Andrea Aime
wrote:
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Hi Tommaso,
there is no simple way to copy an entire workspace and its contents, you'll
probably have to script
it using the REST API.
I guess it would be nice to have a "create copy" button somewhere in the
UI, if you are interested in having that
see this guide:
https://github.com/geoserver/geo
Hello, I'm trying to store several versions of my map in Geoserver.
Currently I deploy new versions of the map by deleting the old workspace,
copying the updated one and than restarting the server.
Now I want to archive the old workspace, so that the old map is still
available.
My first try was t
