It's not a docker image I'm familiar with. It looks to be pinned to a very specific version of MapServer - one that shouldn't be used given its age and subsequent releases so I wouldn't include it "as is". Not sure what the interest would be in developing a project-sanctioned image that was kept current with the most recent version of MapServer and other dependencies such as GDAL, PROJ, etc...
On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 9:22 AM Brian M Hamlin <mapl...@light42.com> wrote: > Hi Steve, Mapserver PSC and All - > > First, please know that *OSGeo dot org* is delivering the 14th edition > of the *OSGeoLive Linux* based on Ubuntu/Debian/GNU OS. Release candidate > 5 is built today and we at OSGeoLive team are soliciting feedback. (details > on request) > > I want to ask the *Mapserver* team and users for feedback on a somewhat > random find on Github, starting with a YNews thread recently. An employee > of MAXAR posted that they use a Mapserver-in-Docker to provide WMS endpoint > for large sat imagery on AWS in S3 buckets -- without having to handle the > data, essentially "on demand" > > https://github.com/OSGeo/mapserver-docker > > Is this Docker image familiar ? Is it worth including in a fairly-small > group of repos on the official OSGeo Github ? other feeback or leads? > > thanks and very best regards --Brian M Hamlin / MAPLABS / > Berkeley, Calif. > > >
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