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Docker Compose setup for Kartotherian ecosystem

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Kartodock - Docker for GIS stacks and relatives

This repo is a prototype used to build all the needed stack technology to run Kartotherian and its repos.

Installation

Get Docker and Docker Compose.

To run the Kartotherian stack, make sure that you have Kartotherian installed under APP_CODE_PATH_HOST environment configuration.

By default APP_CODE_PATH_HOST=../, the directory tree should be something like this:

${APP_CODE_PATH_HOST}/
├── kartodock
└──  kartotherian

Beware of memory constraints of your docker setup. The installation will fail with limited memory availability. See this issue for more details.

To start the setup execute the following commands:

cd kartodock
cp env-example .env
docker-compose up kartotherian
make clean
make npm_install

OSM initial import

After the container is up you need to setup you OSM DB. The osm-initial-script which execute the initial OSM import is not prepared for full planet import, you should pick a small set of the planet from the Geofrabrik website. Get the PBF file link from your choice and execute the following command passing it as an argument with -p flag, you can also identify the DB host with -H, the default is postgres-postgis:

make osm ARGS='-p http://download.geofabrik.de/asia/israel-and-palestine-latest.osm.pbf -H postgres-postgis'

The example above might take up to 30 minutes to fully setup.

WARNING: the script downloads water polygons shapefile with 539M size.

Kartotherian config generation

In order to make Kartotherian and Tilerator able to access the Databases, you have to generate the configs from the templates.

make generate_config

Cassandra Keyspace setup

In the first load, Cassandra need to have the keyspace properly set. You can do it manually or leave it to the first execution of tilerator, both approachs works.

make keyspace_setup

Execution

Now you're all set! You should be able to execute tilerator and generate some tiles or kartotherian to see the tiles you have generated.

make run_tilerator
make run_kartotherian

Useful scripts

To execute npm test inside the docker container:

make npm_test

To execute npm install inside the docker contianer:

make npm_install

To execute clean_node_modules.sh inside the docker container:

make clean

TODO

  • Fix user permissions through the Dockerfiles
  • Change Cassandra container and create environment variables for authentication
  • Proper configuration to use Sources and Styles with Mapbox Studio Classic
  • Refactor dependecy linking for packages not present in the monorepo
  • Installation script
  • Implement nodemon for kartotherian/tilerator
  • Setup oficial Wikimedia nodejs images
  • Make it possible to persist generated config between executions

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