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3DCityDB + WFS + Web-Map

This folder contains an example docker-compose.yml file for running a 3DCityDB instance with a Web-Feature-Service (WFS) and the 3D-Web-Map-Client. Select the compose file depending on your 3DCityDB and 3DcityDB major version from folder v3.x.x or v 4.x.x. The services are configured to link the WFS container to the 3DCityDB and use the database as data source. The 3D-Web-Map-Client is configured to host 3D data for visualization in the client from a mapped folder on your Docker host.

Pull the 3DCityDB images

This ensures you are running the latest version of each image.

docker pull tumgis/3dcitydb-postgis
docker pull tumgis/3dcitydb-wfs
docker pull tumgis/3dcitydb-web-map

Download the service configuration file

Download the docker-compose.yml from this repo using...

  • git:

    git clone https://github.com/tum-gis/3dcitydb-docker-compose
cd 3dcitydb-docker-compose/3dcitydb+wfs+web-map/v4.x.x

  • ...or wget:

    wget https://github.com/tum-gis/3dcitydb-docker-compose/blob/master/3dcitydb%2Bwfs%2Bweb-map/v4.x.x/docker-compose.yml

  • ...or curl:

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tum-gis/3dcitydb-docker-compose/master/3dcitydb%2Bwfs%2Bweb-map/v4.x.x/docker-compose.yml -o docker-compose.yml

Adapt the service configuration file

Edit the docker-compose.yml file according to your needs using the text editor of your choice. You will likely want to:

  • Set 3DCityDB coordinate reference system (CRS) and it's GML CRS name: SRID, SRSNAME
  • Change the default database user and password: POSTGRES_USER, POSTGRES_PASSWORD

    Note: Make sure to change database connections details for the DB and the WFS accordingly!

  • Change the 3D-Web-Client data directory: /var/docker/my-test-data:/var/www/data

Run the 3DCityDB services

Use docker-compose up to run the services.

docker-compose up

The services should now start. Depending on your machine, this is going to take 30-60s. When all services have started successfully they are reachable here, according to the example file.