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Map Proxy Service in Linux
How do I link an existing install of GDAL to FileGDB in Linux?Evaluation of existing map cache serversFailed to create memory layers in QGIS application on LinuxUsing MapProxy to get around the OpenLayers 3 WebGL cross-origin issue when loading third party tilesHow to install WMS -raster- (rwvs): OGC Web Map Service Centos 7Looking for Proxy Server (like MapProxy) but for Vector/Feature DataError in Mapproxy Tile generation for some map zoom levelHost a WMS service from MapProxy SQLite cache?Clip raster with shapefile won't work without reprojection (Linux)Creating WMS proxy without capabilities document?
The MapProxy instance for an application I am working on runs as a local server behind an Apache Server which proxies requests.
I am planning to create a custom service for running MapProxy instance and guarding it so that at any given point of time the MapProxy instance has to be up and running using "restart=always" in the unit file.
Is this a good idea or Is there a better way to ensure MapProxy is always up and running?
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The MapProxy instance for an application I am working on runs as a local server behind an Apache Server which proxies requests.
I am planning to create a custom service for running MapProxy instance and guarding it so that at any given point of time the MapProxy instance has to be up and running using "restart=always" in the unit file.
Is this a good idea or Is there a better way to ensure MapProxy is always up and running?
mapproxy centos
asked 2 days ago
lakshmilakshmi
285
add a comment |
The MapProxy instance for an application I am working on runs as a local server behind an Apache Server which proxies requests.
I am planning to create a custom service for running MapProxy instance and guarding it so that at any given point of time the MapProxy instance has to be up and running using "restart=always" in the unit file.
Is this a good idea or Is there a better way to ensure MapProxy is always up and running?
mapproxy centos
asked 2 days ago
lakshmilakshmi
285
The MapProxy instance for an application I am working on runs as a local server behind an Apache Server which proxies requests.
I am planning to create a custom service for running MapProxy instance and guarding it so that at any given point of time the MapProxy instance has to be up and running using "restart=always" in the unit file.
Is this a good idea or Is there a better way to ensure MapProxy is always up and running?
mapproxy centos
mapproxy centos
asked 2 days ago
lakshmilakshmi
285
asked 2 days ago
lakshmilakshmi
285
asked 2 days ago
lakshmilakshmi
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asked 2 days ago
lakshmilakshmi
285
asked 2 days ago
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