Get your own OpenStreetMap dataset running in a Geoserver instance in 2 steps
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| Title | Get your own OpenStreetMap dataset running in a Geoserver instance in 2 steps |
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| Abstract | Get your preferred OSM dataset (ie. country) running in a local Geoserver instance with only 2 commands and avoid any dependence on an external provider.
Simple, fast, clean solution. Lowering the barrier to entry to geospatial technology use and development.
Docker-compose setup which assembles the necessary components to implement a Geoserver instance that publishes the OpenStreetMap (OSM) layers locally on a single host/machine (Postgis is required to store the OSM layers).
Instructions for this project are based on this repository OSM-Styles, but make a much simpler execution plan. The steps and scripts are intended to run in the context of Linux, Mac and Windows environments. |
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