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pygeoapi hosting publishes a geospatial dataset on your own domain as an OGC API Features server with a browsable HTML interface. Deploy pygeoapi 0.24.0 as one pinned container with a starter points collection and its configuration on a persistent volume, served over HTTPS in minutes. The collection is public and read-only by design, so it suits open data that you are happy to publish to anyone.
pygeoapi is a Python server implementation of the OGC API suite of standards. It lets organisations deploy RESTful endpoints for geospatial data that use OpenAPI, GeoJSON and HTML, with Features, Tiles and Environmental Data Retrieval as reference implementations upstream. A self-hosted pygeoapi is an alternative to publishing data through a proprietary mapping platform such as ArcGIS Online, released under the MIT licence, with an extensible plugin framework for data providers.
On xCloud it is pygeoapi 0.24.0 from the upstream image, pinned by digest, as one container with places.csv and local.config.yml on the pygeoapi_data volume. xCloud serves it over HTTPS and takes a dataset title and description at install. The baseline exposes only a public, read-only collection: no administrative API, processes, remote providers or accounts.
Publishing geospatial data as an API needs the server, a configuration file, a dataset, a domain and a certificate before the first feature request. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick pygeoapi from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and give the starter collection a public title and description; those are the only fields.
Step 02
One click. We start geopython/pygeoapi:0.24.0, pinned by digest, mount pygeoapi_data, create the starter places.csv and local.config.yml on first start and publish the service over HTTPS.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS URL, browse the API landing page and the places collection, and request a feature or a bounding-box query. To publish your own data, update the dataset and config in the volume, then Restart.
pygeoapi runs here as a read-only OGC API server, with the dataset and configuration on a volume you control.
Serves a collection of point features through the OGC API Features standard, which upstream lists as a reference implementation.
Open the landing page and collections in a browser, alongside JSON and GeoJSON, with CSV output also listed upstream.
Upstream generates Swagger and OpenAPI documentation for the endpoints, recreated at startup, so clients can see what the API offers.
Filter features by bounding box, time or attribute values; verify a bounding-box query after any restore.
The first start creates a small places.csv. Replace it and the config through protected server operations to publish your own points.
No admin API, process execution, remote WFS providers, MQTT or accounts are exposed, so the public surface is the read-only collection.
Managed hosting for pygeoapi, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Offer a points dataset through OGC API Features so GIS clients and scripts can query it with standard requests.
Share a collection link that anyone can open in a browser, with the same data available as GeoJSON.
Start from the small starter collection to learn the API, then plan a separate review before wiring larger data.
Point developers at the generated OpenAPI documentation to see the endpoints and parameters available.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for pygeoapi hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
A read-only OGC API for a small open dataset.
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Yes. Upstream publishes an official Docker image, and this template is pygeoapi Docker hosting without the setup: the 0.24.0 image pinned by digest, a data volume, a starter collection and HTTPS on your own domain.
The manifest asks for 2048 MB of RAM, 2 CPU cores and 8 GB of disk, which targets small local CSV datasets. Larger vector data, rasters, processing or remote providers need separate sizing and security review.
Yes. The starter places collection is public and read-only by design, and the template has no login or admin console. Do not place private, regulated or licensed data in it without a separate access-control design.
Update the dataset and configuration inside the pygeoapi_data volume through protected server operations, then Restart or Redeploy from xCloud. The template exposes no admin API, so there is no upload page in the app itself.
Upstream lists Features, Tiles and Environmental Data Retrieval as reference implementations and Processes as compliant, with Coverages, Maps, Records and STAC being implemented. This template publishes only a Features collection, so the other standards are not offered in this baseline.
Yes. The MIT licence covers pygeoapi, so running it costs nothing in licence fees. What you pay for is the dedicated Cloud VPS beneath it, which turns this into a pygeoapi cloud of your own and not a hosted mapping subscription.
Both publish geospatial data. Upstream describes pygeoapi as an OGC API server in Python with simple YAML configuration and provider plugins. GeoServer has its own OneClick page, so compare the standards and formats you need.
Back up the whole pygeoapi_data volume as one unit, since it holds both the dataset bytes and the API configuration. Restore it with the matching image version, then check the landing page, a collection, a feature and a bounding-box query.
The install stays on its pinned 0.24.0 image until you adopt a newer template version. Review the target configuration and provider compatibility, take a volume backup first, and keep the previous image pin so you can roll back.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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