torsdag den 18. december 2008

ARCGIS MAP SERVER CACHE IN AMAZON S3

Torden og lynild ... igen ser man at GIS leverandørerne skal tage sig af GIS delen og overlade distributionen/performance til experterne ...
/Sik

Bolt and lightning ... again an example showing how GIS developers should stick to the GIS part and leave distribution/performance to the experts ...
/Sik

Brazilian driver Felipe Massa kicks up a cloud of mist in the wake of his Ferrari F1 race car during a test session on a wet Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, 29 March 2007. Formula One teams and drivers on 29 March continued testing on the third day of a three-day test session in Sepang ahead of the 08 April Malaysian Grand Prix From Getty Images by AFP/Getty Images.

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James says:

We’ve been loading our tile caches in Amazon S3 for quite some time now and it looks like others are trying to take advantage of the service. I’ve come to the conclusion that using S3 for your tile cache makes a ton of sense for performance and reliability issues. Our S3 tile caches are more reliable than our file servers in serving up the tiles and do it so much faster. Is anyone else noticing the benefits of S3 or has is been problematic for you?
Read more: http://www.spatiallyadjusted.com/2008/12/17/arcgis-map-server-cache-in-amazon-s3/

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