Hi All,
We are using 450+ vector layers(45+ databases) in PostGIS database served
through GeoServer(2.0.2) most of which is WMS. Given the way it is, RAM is
being
used up ~60-100MB per layer(expected traffic is not very high as of now).We may
hit the RAM limit if traffic becomes higher, since there is no queuing
mechanism
for total PostGIS connections . No such problem with RAM was encountered with
shapefiles, though they are not recommended in production. We have not tried
PostGIS (JNDI) but I read it that helps in connection pooling.
1) What is the best way to have all the databases from the "same" PostGIS
schema
to JNDI connections? Any estimate of how much(time) of an effort that would be?
2) Also, what would be the best way to migrate all of them to a stable version
of GeoServer 2.1(whenever available)? Does combining JNDI connections and
GeoServer 2.1 migration save time if we do them together?
Any additional documentation on JNDI connection is appreciated.
Thanks,.
Ravi.
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