I rendered a mbtiles set of the whole planet using sequentially-generate-planet-mbtiles on a virtual cloud server. The process completed after about a day and overall looks good, except for some coastline and river issues, for example in the north-eastern area of span and next for Tarifa (spain as well).
System
- Host: Hetzner CPX51
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04
- 16 Cores, 32GB RAM
- Version of Generator: unix-amd64-v3.1.0
Configuration
Run command:
$ ./sequentially-generate-planet-mbtiles--unix-amd64-v3.1.0 -c config.json
config.json:
{
"pbfFile": "./planet.osm.pbf",
"workingDir": "./output/work",
"outDir": "./output/out",
"excludeOcean": false,
"excludeLanduse": false,
"TilemakerConfig": "",
"TilemakerProcess": "",
"maxRamMb": 0,
"outAsDir": false,
"skipSlicing": false,
"mergeOnly": false,
"skipDownload": true
}
Results:




I rendered a mbtiles set of the whole planet using sequentially-generate-planet-mbtiles on a virtual cloud server. The process completed after about a day and overall looks good, except for some coastline and river issues, for example in the north-eastern area of span and next for Tarifa (spain as well).
System
Configuration
Run command:
config.json:
{ "pbfFile": "./planet.osm.pbf", "workingDir": "./output/work", "outDir": "./output/out", "excludeOcean": false, "excludeLanduse": false, "TilemakerConfig": "", "TilemakerProcess": "", "maxRamMb": 0, "outAsDir": false, "skipSlicing": false, "mergeOnly": false, "skipDownload": true }Results: