MVT Server: A Simple Vector Tile Server

This is a simple and high-speed vector tile server developed in Rust, using the Salvo web framework. It provides an efficient way to serve vector geospatial data over the web.

MVT Server will allow you to publish any table or view with a geometry field as vector tiles. It relies on the use of the PostGIS function ST_AsMVT.

MVT Server focuses exclusively on the generation and delivery of Vector Tiles from PostGIS to maximize performance, simplicity, and ease of use.

Key Features

• Support for multiple PostgreSQL databases simultaneously.
• Layer server, maps server (through Maplibre Style) and legends server.
• On-the-fly vector tile generation using PostgreSQL/PostGIS.
• Web-based administration for managing users, groups, layers, styles, categories, and more.
• Integrated caching with support for disk or Redis storage.
• Granular cache control at the layer level.
• Multiple source variants: Single layer, Multi-layer by composition, and Multi-layer by category.
• Built-in glyph and sprite server for custom styles.
• Layer access control via Basic Authentication or JWT.
• Monitoring and Metrics with Prometheus support.

Getting Started

Check out the MVT Server Tutorial for a complete step-by-step guide on:

• Requirements & Installation
• Configuration (Environment Variables & Arguments)
• Managing Layers & Administration UI
• Consuming Tiles in QGIS, MapLibre, OpenLayers, and Leaflet
• Advanced usage (Styles, Legends, Sprites, Glyphs)

Installation (Quick Start)

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/mvt-proj/mvt-rs.git
cd mvt-rs

# Compile for production
cargo build --release

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