osmpolygons

What does it do?

Downloads the planet pbf, installs dependencies and extracts admin boundaries from the data. Optionally, you can slice up the resulting data into smaller extracts defined by bounding boxes.

Alternatively, you can choose to specify an alternate pbf (i.e. an extract for example) rather than use the entire planet.

What hardware do I need?

• ~125GB of free disk space
• ~12GB of free RAM

How Long Does it Take

• ~4-8 hours
  • this is largely dependent on the both disk speed for the initial conversion process, and on single cpu core speed for the build process
  • extracting one or more extracts will take a measure of additional time

Contributing

Please fork and create a pull request. At a minimum, verify that your changes are passing basic syntax tests via bundle install && bundle exec rake.

Usage

include_recipe 'osmpolygons::default'

This will install the required dependencies, set up the filesystem structure, download the planet pbf, and process admin boundary data. See the default attributes file to understand (or override) where all this is being placed.

If you would additionally like to extract smaller regions from the resultant data, you can do so in one of two ways. The first is to directly specify the hash as an attribute value, as shown below. Name is translated into a directory (the input will be sanitized if you use spaces, etc).

default[:osmpolygons][:extract][:slices][:hash] = {
  "usa" => {
    "left" => "xxx",
    "bottom" => "xxx",
    "right" => "xxx",
    "top" => "xxx"
  },
  "australia" => {
    "left" => "xxx",
    "bottom" => "xxx",
    "right" => "xxx",
    "top" => "xxx"
  }
}

The second method is to create a file and specify the path to it. This file should be managed directly via a process outside of this cookbook (i.e. in a wrapper cookbook):

node[:osmpolygons][:extract][:slices][:file] = '/etc/a_file.json'

The file should contain json in the format below:

    {
      "usa": {
        "left": "xxx",
        "bottom": "xxx",
        "right": "xxx",
        "top": "xxx"
      },
      "australia": {
        "left": "xxx",
        "bottom": "xxx",
        "right": "xxx",
        "top": "xxx"
      }
    }

Extraction of slices is done in parallel, with the number of parallel jobs defaulting to the total number of CPU cores on the system. This can be overridden in attributes.

See the code for details.

Supported Platforms

Tested and supported on the following platforms:

• Ubuntu 14.04LTS

Requirements

• Chef >= 11.4

Attributes

• see attributes/default.rb

Cookbook Dependencies

apt, user, nodejs

License and Authors

License: GPL Authors: [email protected]