- Set up docker-compose with PostgreSQL/PostGIS and Tegola services - Added initialization scripts for database setup and OSM data import - Configured Tegola with vector tile layers for roads and buildings - Included README with setup instructions and troubleshooting guide
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Hands-on Coding Workshop - Serving and Displaying Vector Tiles with PostgreSQL, Tegola, and OpenLayers
This project sets up a complete OpenStreetMap (OSM) vector tile server using Tegola and PostgreSQL with PostGIS.
Services
PostgreSQL with PostGIS
- Image:
kartoza/postgis:15-3.3 - Database:
osm - User/Password:
postgres/postgres - Port:
5432 - Extensions: PostGIS, PostGIS Topology, hstore
Tegola Vector Tile Server
- Image:
gospatial/tegola:latest - Port:
8080(mapped to container port 8080) - Configuration:
tegola_config.toml
Setup and Usage
1. Start the Services
docker-compose up -d
2. Monitor the Setup Process
The PostgreSQL container will automatically:
- Initialize the
osmdatabase - Install PostGIS and hstore extensions
- Install osm2pgsql package
- Download OSM data for Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Import the data using osm2pgsql
Monitor the progress:
docker-compose logs -f postgres
3. Verify the Setup
Check if all services are healthy:
docker-compose ps
Wait until all services are in the healthy state.
Connect to PostgreSQL to verify data:
docker exec -it workshop-postgres psql -U postgres -h 127.0.0.1 -d osm
Check table counts:
SELECT 'planet_osm_point' as table_name, count(*) as row_count FROM planet_osm_point
UNION ALL
SELECT 'planet_osm_line' as table_name, count(*) as row_count FROM planet_osm_line
UNION ALL
SELECT 'planet_osm_polygon' as table_name, count(*) as row_count FROM planet_osm_polygon;
4. Access Vector Tiles
Once setup is complete, access vector tiles at:
- Tegola capabilities:
http://localhost:8080/capabilities - Map tiles:
http://localhost:8080/maps/osm/{z}/{x}/{y}.mvt
Data
OSM Data Source
- Region: Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Source: Geofabrik (https://download.geofabrik.de/europe/bosnia-herzegovina-latest.osm.pbf)
- Update: Manual (re-run import script to update)
Available Layers
- Roads:
osm.roads(zoom levels 9-16) - Buildings:
osm.buildings(zoom levels 12-18)
File Structure
.
├── docker-compose.yml # Docker services configuration
├── tegola_config.toml # Tegola server configuration
├── init-scripts/ # PostgreSQL initialization scripts
│ ├── 01-init-database.sql # Database and extensions setup
│ ├── 02-install-osm2pgsql.sh # Install osm2pgsql package
│ └── 03-download-import-osm.sh # Download and import OSM data
├── osm-data/ # OSM data storage directory
└── README.md # This file
Troubleshooting
Container Issues
# Check container status
docker-compose ps
# View logs
docker-compose logs postgres
docker-compose logs tegola
# Restart services
docker-compose restart
Database Issues
# Connect to database
docker exec -it workshop-postgres psql -U postgres -h 127.0.0.1 -d osm
# Check extensions
\dx
# Check tables
\dt
Re-import Data
To re-import OSM data with fresh data:
# Stop services
docker-compose down
# Remove old data
docker volume rm list-workshop_postgres_data
rm -rf osm-data/*.pbf
# Start services (will trigger fresh import)
docker-compose up -d
Performance Notes
- Initial setup may take 5-10 minutes depending on internet speed and system performance
- OSM data file size: ~50-100MB for Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Database size after import: ~500MB-1GB
- Memory usage: ~512MB cache for osm2pgsql import
Map Center
The default map center is set to Mostar (17.8078, 43.3430) in tegola_config.toml. You may want to update this to a location within Bosnia and Herzegovina:
- Sarajevo:
[18.4131, 43.8563, 12.0] - Banja Luka:
[17.1910, 44.7666, 12.0]