#1 Re: general discussion » communication » 2015-12-28 22:48:15

Dirk-- wrote:

Installing Discourse is beyond the scope of my server's management framework.
@Niko: Will you take care of this?

As their default way for installing is using docker and I am using docker as a basis for all services at the new alpha.openseamap I can create a instance of Discourse easily.
Interested?

#2 Re: general discussion » tile server » 2015-12-20 13:34:52

Dirk-- wrote:

Malcolms rendering maschine [...]

There can I find the code and setup information for this?
I would like to create a docker image for this. Than everyone can make his/her own experiments with the renderer and generate custom tiles.

#3 Re: general discussion » tile server » 2015-12-20 13:31:28

Dirk-- wrote:

> t1.openseamap.org (maintained by Axel)

You can find my files for this at https://github.com/aAXEe/tiles-docker
Feel free to open pull requests or issues!

#4 Re: online map » Development previews for maps » 2015-12-20 13:25:38

Dirk-- wrote:

sorry, I was thinking about tile serving.

Ahh ok. I thought the subforum "online map" is related to the html maps like http://map.openseamap.org . But it stands for tiles?!


Dirk-- wrote:

Shall we start a new topic at 'development > general discussion > tile server'?

Why not? :)
You can find my configuration for the new t1.openseamap.org here: https://github.com/aAXEe/tiles-docker



Back to the main topic:
I created an instance for https://github.com/roeger/onlineseamap:
http://roeger-onlineseamap.195.37.132.7 … o/map.html
It is updated once a hour.

What do you think?

As no one responded I removed that site.

#5 Re: online map » Development previews for maps » 2015-12-20 13:01:24

Dirk-- wrote:

how do I call the preview api?

There is (currently) no API call necessary or possible.
Via the docker image I setup a complete nginx webserver. The data to serve is pulled via git pull at the statup.
The urls will be like http://map.195.37.132.70.xip.io/ .

As an addition I prepared a webhook listener: https://github.com/aAXEe/github-webhook-handler
This is an additional server listing for webhook invokes from github. It can be used to update the served content after a git commit or to setup a new instance for each new pull request.

#6 Re: meet & greet » Hello forum » 2015-12-20 12:46:40

Hi there,

I guess most developers of OpenSeaMap are now organized in this forum?
As already discussed on the Dev-ML I also like a forum more than a mailing list. I would have prefered to use a new section at the forum at http://forum.openseamap.org but I do not mind to use a new one.

By the way: I do not have any problems with Markus and OpenSeaMap. I will continue to work there.
As the admin of the new alpha server I will have control over map/fourm/t1 .openseamap.
I really would like to renew the old online map.

Regards,
Axel

#7 online map » Development previews for maps » 2015-12-20 12:35:35

Axel
Replies: 4

https://forum.opennauticalchart.org/vie … pid=41#p41 :

malcolmh wrote:

It would be great if we could put builds of the various contenders on one of our servers so that others could look at the end results. Then us non-webbies could view them with our browsers.

I already have prepared something like this for use with docker on the new alpha.openseamap.org.

We can use this to provide simple previews for the different maps. The container map-docker clones a git repository on startup and serves it via nginx. Php is active.

I only need the git url, the branch and a name for the subdomain. Than I can activate an instance at the new alpha server. I will configure the server to automatically reload the container from time to time. So the preview will be updated on a regular basis (but not on each pull request or merge).
Later on we can setup the CI system I already introduced on the dev-ML (http://sourceforge.net/p/openseamap/mai … sg34626679)

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