On 11/08/10 10:00, Robert Buckley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after I installed the geosuite community edition, I began toying with the idea
> of installing geoserver more than once.
>
> This would cut down the amount of layers shown on the get capabilites
> file....the problem being that if my current project gets off the ground, I
> will
> have around 1000 geographic themes for around 50 regions to display over a
> wms.
>
> I could maybe reduce this to around 200 with a different data structure, but
> 200
> layers is still too much to display in GeoCapabilites.
Look, GeoServer can handle 1000+ layers no sweat... but it will take time to
reload the catalog at restart, and, yes, the GetCapabilities document will be
rather slow to display.
However, if the problem is just the time it takes to generate the
GetCapabilities
and the layer definitions are rather stable, you may consider caching the
GetCapabilities document on Squid or such.
> Theoretically, If I installed geoserver 50 times, I could seriously reduce the
> number of layers displayed.....or am I seriously missing the point here?
50 instances will be a colossal overhead, unless you have many concurrent users
which are interested in just one region at a time (in this case it may be a
good
way to balance the load).
Keep in mind that every instance consumes resources, even when idle.
Regards,
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Luca Morandini
www.lucamorandini.it
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