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Built on venus
Given: I have to be able to manage data in a SQL database server.
I can't hack geoprocessing on the desktop any more. The datasets are too large.


Installed on mars
== Enterprise geodatabase server ==


Trustix 3.0 base
=== The hardware ===


===versions===
2 dual core Xeon processors,


In build order
12 GB of RAM


python 2.4.2 (newer than TSL version)
RAID stripe (for performance) with 3 drives
 
=== The software ===
 
All installed from packages unless noted otherwise
 
Debian (32 bit but should be upgraded to 64 bit soon)
 
PostgreSQL


PROJ 4.4.9
PROJ 4.4.9
postgresql


gdal 1.3.1 (bound to pgsql and python)
gdal 1.3.1 (bound to pgsql and python)


postgis
postgis
python
==== To facilitate viewing the data ====
Apache
Mapserver
php mapscript
python mapscript
== Loading data into PostGIS ==
The word is that I can use ArcGIS to do this??? Is this true?
I don't want to get anywhere near SDE if I don't have to, so putting it on top of PostgreSQL is not what I want.
What about loading ArcGIS data using fwtools?

Revision as of 03:28, 13 June 2009

Given: I have to be able to manage data in a SQL database server. I can't hack geoprocessing on the desktop any more. The datasets are too large.

Enterprise geodatabase server

The hardware

2 dual core Xeon processors,

12 GB of RAM

RAID stripe (for performance) with 3 drives

The software

All installed from packages unless noted otherwise

Debian (32 bit but should be upgraded to 64 bit soon)

PostgreSQL

PROJ 4.4.9

gdal 1.3.1 (bound to pgsql and python)

postgis

python

To facilitate viewing the data

Apache

Mapserver

php mapscript

python mapscript

Loading data into PostGIS

The word is that I can use ArcGIS to do this??? Is this true? I don't want to get anywhere near SDE if I don't have to, so putting it on top of PostgreSQL is not what I want.

What about loading ArcGIS data using fwtools?