Renders map tiles with mapnik and serves them using Apache and mod_tile
mod_tile is a system to serve raster tiles for example to use within a slippy map. It provides a dynamic combination of efficient caching and on the fly rendering. Due to its dynamic rendering, only a small fraction of overall tiles need to be kept on disk, reducing the resources required. At the same time, its caching strategy allows for a high performance serving and can support several thousand requests per second.
mod_tile is a system to serve raster tiles for example to use within a slippy map. It provides a dynamic combination of efficient caching and on the fly rendering. Due to its dynamic rendering, only a small fraction of overall tiles need to be kept on disk, reducing the resources required. At the same time, its caching strategy allows for a high performance serving and can support several thousand requests per second.
To install mod_tile, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install mod_tile
To see what files were installed by mod_tile, run:
port contents mod_tile
To later upgrade mod_tile, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade mod_tile
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