Hi Ben,
Sorry for answering so late, I just saw you message a few moments ago. What
you did there seems pretty complex, and I am afraid I don't understand
completely. :) What I understand is that you use S3 bucket as mount folder
to Linux. I have read about this approach and found some interesting
Hey, we run GS in a beanstalk stack (with docker) and read the content of the
data directory from S3 when each instance starts as a volume mount. These
instances are immutable so don't follow the same pattern you're talking
about but by doing so we can manage the data directory as code in a git rep
Hi Corina,
This is a great question. I haven't tried what you are suggesting, but
I'd like to highlight a community module which provides a similar option.
The JDBC Config module
(http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/community/jdbcconfig/index.html)
lets one run a GeoServer where the co
Hello,
Has anyone shared the GeoServer data folder on a S3 bucket with GeoServer
being installed on a S2 instance and managed to access the data folder? If
yes, what configurations did you do inside the web.xml file to point to the
S3 bucket? I have tried different approaches without any success.
