It's very cool! If you want to get higher cache hit rates from a CDN or redis etc. and lower the amount of S3 reads, you can get set up a proxy to convert `/{z}/{x}/{y}.mvt` requests into the byte-range requests: https://docs.protomaps.com/deploy/
Brandon has some example code you can lift to dump it into a Cloudflare Worker or other platforms on that page.
Thank you.
I'm going to try this on a different project that we have. Our current deployment is designed to work directly through s3/api gateway which reduces the number of moving parts.
We update the tiles frequently, so the setup has been amazing for us.
It is. I’ve found it so useful I created an Elixir library to act as a cache in front on a pmtiles file. https://hex.pm/packages/ex_pmtiles
Yes, Absolutely in love with it. Loading tiles with range requests made our application so much faster.
It's very cool! If you want to get higher cache hit rates from a CDN or redis etc. and lower the amount of S3 reads, you can get set up a proxy to convert `/{z}/{x}/{y}.mvt` requests into the byte-range requests: https://docs.protomaps.com/deploy/
Brandon has some example code you can lift to dump it into a Cloudflare Worker or other platforms on that page.
Thank you. I'm going to try this on a different project that we have. Our current deployment is designed to work directly through s3/api gateway which reduces the number of moving parts.
We update the tiles frequently, so the setup has been amazing for us.