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Thanks so much for this library. I'm new to using .mbtiles and S3-style storage, but I think I've managed to get everything running pretty well.
In my case, I have a large .mbtiles file (1gb) generated in QGIS, and I want to send the raster tiles to a DigitalOcean Spaces instance (compatible with S3 buckets). I'm invoking the script like this:
The script seems to be working, but every so often it is halting and reporting the following message:
Reduce your request rate.
I've reached about 175,000 tiles so far, but it's annoying to have to monitor this and re-launch the script every time it happens. Is there a setting I can tweak to avoid this, so that the uploads continue unbroken? Should I take some other approach?
Thanks so much for this library. I'm new to using .mbtiles and S3-style storage, but I think I've managed to get everything running pretty well.
In my case, I have a large .mbtiles file (1gb) generated in QGIS, and I want to send the raster tiles to a DigitalOcean Spaces instance (compatible with S3 buckets). I'm invoking the script like this:
The script seems to be working, but every so often it is halting and reporting the following message:
I've reached about 175,000 tiles so far, but it's annoying to have to monitor this and re-launch the script every time it happens. Is there a setting I can tweak to avoid this, so that the uploads continue unbroken? Should I take some other approach?