I did something recently to compare my MapServer performance with local mounted
storage for geotiffs and S3 geotiffs. I ended up building a Python script using
Locust:
https://locust.io/
I ended up putting something together that worked for what I wanted and could
scale to different numbers
Possibly unhelpful, but since you haven't gotten a response from anyone
else: I just have mine set to the first available time and a time in the
year 2040. I don't have data past the current date/time, but
wms_timeextent isn't wrong either.
Dave
On 1/19/22 03:47, Trygve Aspenes wrote:
Hi
Trygve,
Hello from outside the Pytroll community ;)
I can't answer your second question as I don't have much experience with
getCapabilities, but I think I have an answer for the first question. My
understanding for the `default` parameter was that that was the returned
time string if no
Hi Andreas,
This is very interesting. I have my own MapServer + MapCache based
application called GeoSphere: https://geosphere.ssec.wisc.edu/
We did the bare minimum of what we had to to get it running on an
on-premise kubernetes cluster. So while I don't have any solutions for
you, I'm
Hi,
I had a similar need where I was running MapCache in a docker container
and needed the config to change based on some user-provided environment
variables. I ended up writing a python script that uses the Jinja
templating language. That way I could write a really complex config
"template"
Hi,
I have some geotiffs that are grayscale with an alpha band (Luminance +
Alpha). MapServer seems to be able to read and understand the
transparency fine, but I'm having trouble figuring out if it is possible
to produce a gray+alpha PNG version of these by configuring
OUTPUTFORMAT. My end
Hi,
I'm putting together a mapserver to serve satellite instrument raster
images that are on a projection that has no EPSG code. There is one
image per "time step" (when the satellite instrument observed it) and
the instrument is still recording data so new images will be added over
time.
