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Not sure I agree; it sounds like the vector tiles are generated in advance of testing the servers. This description is from the linked GitHub: > six open-sourc
by n4r9 2y ago
Not sure I agree; it sounds like the vector tiles are generated in advance of testing the servers. This description is from the linked GitHub:
> six open-source vector tiles servers (BBOX, Ldproxy, Martin, pg_tileserv, Tegola, and TiPg) are set up and configured using Docker in a public cloud. Vector tiles are created for each server from the vector data of the PostGIS database. Various test scenarios with Apache JMeter are used to determine which server can deliver the vector tiles the fastest.
- GrayShade 2y agoThey all seem to connect to PostGIS: https://github.com/FabianRechsteiner/vector-tiles-benchmark/blob/master/compose.yaml https://github.com/FabianRechsteiner/vector-tiles-benchmark/...
- n4r9 2y agoYes, true. I had the impression that the tiles themselves were being stored as geometric data in the postgres DB, then fetched and served. But I might have been confused by the article starting "Once you have created your vector tiles...". The GitHub page is a little ambiguous tbh.
- stevage 2y ago>The GitHub page is a little ambiguous tbh. Agreed.