On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 3:14 AM, eting123 wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a similar question. My layers are loading much faster, about 46 per
> second. But with ~3 of them (and growing), it still takes like 10
> minutes to start up Geoserver.
>
> My questions are:
> 1. Is there a way to
Hi Andrea
Thank you very much for your quick response!
Regarding
"For the core version we could just do the second thing, not test the
layers,
that would have to go with caps document generation set to be tolerant
to misconfigured layers (the option is there).
We just need someone to resource
On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 4:26 PM, eting123 wrote:
> Since there are 2 main things going on during loading, a) locating and
> parsing the layers b) testing the layers, I'm wondering approximately how
> much time can be saved by skipping just b)? For example, do you think we
> can
>
Good question and I have been thinking about the same thing, whether we
should have done this differently by combining the layers.
I'm wondering how scalable is an image mosaic? If we currently have 30,000
layers, should we put all of them into a single Image Mosaic? At which point
should we
On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 4:57 PM, eting123 wrote:
> Good question and I have been thinking about the same thing, whether we
> should have done this differently by combining the layers.
>
> I'm wondering how scalable is an image mosaic? If we currently have 30,000
> layers, should we
For our purposes, we actually always show just one GeoTIFF at one time,
that's why we decided to have them as individual layers.
So if we change this to an image mosaic, we will still just open one GeoTIFF
at a time. So the purpose of the image mosaic is solely for performance
reasons, not that
Hi eting,
I have a short experience with ImageMosaic datastores. I think you might
be interested.
We have an installation with approximately 14000 GeoTiffs (and growing)
organized into several Image Mosaic layers. The starting time is just a
minute or two and geoserver is able to serve them
On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 5:46 PM, eting123 wrote:
> For our purposes, we actually always show just one GeoTIFF at one time,
> that's why we decided to have them as individual layers.
>
> So if we change this to an image mosaic, we will still just open one
> GeoTIFF
> at a time. So
Thank you very much Andrea and Peter for your help! We will look into using
an image mosaic.
Thanks,
eting
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Hi,
I have been experiencing some very long GeoServer startup times - more than
2 hours.
I looked into the logs and found out that geoserver is loading each layer,
but at a pace of ~3/sec, which seems very slow, since I have ~14000 of
these and will have more..
The rasters are stored on external
Hi,
I have a similar question. My layers are loading much faster, about 46 per
second. But with ~3 of them (and growing), it still takes like 10
minutes to start up Geoserver.
My questions are:
1. Is there a way to speed this up, such as not loading a layer until it's
needed?
2. We have been
Dear Jaroslav,
please, find my comments inline below
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Hi Simone,
I am running Geoserver 2.7.2. The images are mainly old maps in jp2, here
is gdalinfo of one of them:
>>>
gdalinfo /storage/.../d01/00012_00010_300dpi.jp2
Driver: JP2KAK/JPEG-2000 (based on Kakadu v6.4)
Files: /storage/.../d01/00012_00010_300dpi.jp2
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