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Generating tiles in cloudservices. For this example, let's say it's Azure's 72 node and 144 GB of RAM machine.
First the performance. The documentation is a little lacking in that part. We are using Postgres as a source.
Now, how would I approach the needed nodes for t-rex and the nodes for postgres?
Am I supposed to use (72/2)-1 nodes for t-rex and the rest for postgres?
What does that "pool" parameter actually do in your documentation?
Besides functionality, is Postgres connection the most optimal? Are GPKG better for performance?
A better documentation for performance would be much appreciated.
Second point:
When using custom grid and extent and extent in tileset, it does clip accordingly.
But when using built in web_mercator grid, the extent is confusing.
Tileset extent in your github examples is an array of coordinates. BottomLeft to RightTop.
But in the webpage documentation it's a json extent: { minx: float, miny: float, maxx: float, maxy: float }.
Same as for user grid.
The thing is, if I use grid.user with my extent and the same value in tileset, it does clip.
Webmercator doesnt seem to work like that. What is the correct way?
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Hi!
Generating tiles in cloudservices. For this example, let's say it's Azure's 72 node and 144 GB of RAM machine.
First the performance. The documentation is a little lacking in that part. We are using Postgres as a source.
Now, how would I approach the needed nodes for t-rex and the nodes for postgres?
A better documentation for performance would be much appreciated.
Second point:
When using custom grid and extent and extent in tileset, it does clip accordingly.
But when using built in web_mercator grid, the extent is confusing.
Tileset extent in your github examples is an array of coordinates. BottomLeft to RightTop.
But in the webpage documentation it's a json extent: { minx: float, miny: float, maxx: float, maxy: float }.
Same as for user grid.
The thing is, if I use grid.user with my extent and the same value in tileset, it does clip.
Webmercator doesnt seem to work like that. What is the correct way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: