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How to set up a tileserver using Tilestache, Gunicorn and Nginx
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| Date: | 2017-05-17 19:59:16 |
| Blog: | Digital Geography  |
| URL: | http://www.digital-geography.com/set-tileserver-using-tilestache-gunicorn-nginx/ |
Summary:
Tiled map layers are an important part of the digital mapping stack, since Google and others introduced their slippy maps quite some time ago. There’s a huge ecosystem of (open source) software for creating and hosting tiles for your custom mapping project. In this tutorial, I want to share what I learned while setting up a tileserver for our projects at Geolicious. Over the years, I’ve come to create a number of mapping projects, where the requirement was to have a custom set of map tiles for use in web maps and mobile apps. We have covered the creation of… The post How to set up a tileserver using Tilestache, Gunicorn and Nginx appeared first on Digital Geography.Content analysis:
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