Comment on Vector Tiles are deployed on OpenStreetMap.orgComments−maelito1yIn case you wonder how much time / resources it takes to generate vector tiles, I'm running benchmarks with Tilemaker here for https://cartes.apphttps://github.com/systemed/tilemaker/issues/839−mourner1yAlso worth checking out https://github.com/onthegomap/planetiler, which maybe a bit less mature, but is much faster than Tilemaker.−maelito1yIs it ? The benchmark section says 42 m for a 128 Gb machine with 64 CPU.−economyballoon1yI am sorry but what is "300 Go RAM" 300 Go? I only know GB/GiB.−leca1yOP is probably French or his native tongue is French. Byte is “Octet” in French and typically you’ll see Go = Gigaoctet which is the same as GB.−globular-toast1yAlso more technically correct as byte never "officially" meant 8 bits, but octet is unambiguous.−julienfr1121y<troll>like measuring lengths in meters</troll>−farkanoid1yIt's basically French for GB (Go = Gigaoctet)
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In case you wonder how much time / resources it takes to generate vector tiles, I'm running benchmarks with Tilemaker here for https://cartes.app
https://github.com/systemed/tilemaker/issues/839
Also worth checking out https://github.com/onthegomap/planetiler, which maybe a bit less mature, but is much faster than Tilemaker.
Is it ? The benchmark section says 42 m for a 128 Gb machine with 64 CPU.
I am sorry but what is "300 Go RAM" 300 Go? I only know GB/GiB.
OP is probably French or his native tongue is French. Byte is “Octet” in French and typically you’ll see Go = Gigaoctet which is the same as GB.
Also more technically correct as byte never "officially" meant 8 bits, but octet is unambiguous.
<troll>like measuring lengths in meters</troll>
It's basically French for GB (Go = Gigaoctet)