dimmihel
2017-06-10 12:48:31 UTC
Dear community,
I am looking to expand the services offered by an existing Geoserver cluster
(i.e. four instances where one instance is the master and three are slaves)
to include WFS-T to allow a fraction of the users to edit data using their
Desktop GIS software.
Some of the key questions that I am looking to answer before implementing an
exercise are:
(A) Do I need to separate workspaces/stores/layers depending on the purpose?
(i.e. view / edit)?
(B) How does a Geoservers' cluster cope with editing from multiple users
(i.e. Configuration reload, cache)?
(C) Is there scope for having different PostgreSQL databases or schemas
depending on the purpose (i.e. view / edit)?
Any books / material available to help tackle the problem is more than
welcome; ofcourse I would also welcome experience & advise from the
community.
Regards,
D.
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I am looking to expand the services offered by an existing Geoserver cluster
(i.e. four instances where one instance is the master and three are slaves)
to include WFS-T to allow a fraction of the users to edit data using their
Desktop GIS software.
Some of the key questions that I am looking to answer before implementing an
exercise are:
(A) Do I need to separate workspaces/stores/layers depending on the purpose?
(i.e. view / edit)?
(B) How does a Geoservers' cluster cope with editing from multiple users
(i.e. Configuration reload, cache)?
(C) Is there scope for having different PostgreSQL databases or schemas
depending on the purpose (i.e. view / edit)?
Any books / material available to help tackle the problem is more than
welcome; ofcourse I would also welcome experience & advise from the
community.
Regards,
D.
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