Yes it sounds like you need either a VPS, or someone specifically offering a geoserver solution.
You need to make sure you will have enough disk space for your maps (and any caching and temporary files), and I have no idea what the minimum amount of ram geoserver can use but make sure the vps has enough for it. charles On Dec 12, 2010, at 7:30 PM, Andy Davis wrote: > > You may be right. however, I am unsure of what level of foot print I have to > have. > > My two big requirements are: > > A map which supports queries (spatial/attributive) > > a way to download spatial data, and then upload spatial data > > Also, the site needs to offer educational information for folks who may know > nothing about mapping/GIS > > My basic map is taking shape, and I can offer data to download in a zip > format (shapefile) along with pre-authored maps (pdf format). > > Right now I like the idea of a virtual machine since it would be like I am > working here at home on my p/c and can have free reign... > > Andy _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/openlayers-users
