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Cloud GIS Configuration Guide

This document outlines the steps to deploy a cloud-based, open source GIS including converting shapefiles to database tables, configuring cloud servers, installing software like QGIS, PostgreSQL and GeoServer, uploading vector and raster files, and making the data available through web services using GeoServer and APIs.

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Cloud GIS Configuration Guide

This document outlines the steps to deploy a cloud-based, open source GIS including converting shapefiles to database tables, configuring cloud servers, installing software like QGIS, PostgreSQL and GeoServer, uploading vector and raster files, and making the data available through web services using GeoServer and APIs.

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Convert

shapefile to
RDBMS table
(phShapefile)

Configure cloud
server
(AWS EC2, AWS
Route 53, AWS
S3)

Install software
QGIS,
OpenGeoSuite
(PostgreSQL/PostG
IS, GeoServer,
GeoExplorer
GeoWebCache

Upload vector
shapefiles

Upload rasters

Deploying a
cloud-based,
open source GIS

Upload to GIS
Desktop
(QGIS)

Upload to
RDBMS
(PostgreSQL/
PosGIS, Port:
5462)

Pass through
Web Server
(Windows
Server 2012 IIS,
Port: 80)

SYSTEM
COMPONENT

PROCESS
Upload to GIS
Desktop
(QGIS)

DATA

DATABASE
Upload raster
to Tiling
Software
(GeoWebCache)

Seed
Cached Tiles

Pass through
Web Server
(Windows
Server 2012 IIS,
Port: 80)

Pass through
Geospatial
Server
(GeoServer,
Port 8080)

Visualize web
services
(GeoExplorer,
Mapping API
Library)

Incoming &
outgoing requests
from Client
Application
(Web & Mobile
browsers)

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