NextGIS Web is an open-source Web GIS server with a built-in web interface for publishing, managing, and sharing geospatial data and web maps. It integrates closely with QGIS, enabling robust team workflows and enterprise-grade collaboration, including:

• Publishing QGIS projects to the web while preserving cartography (QGIS can act as the rendering backend for strong desktop–web style compatibility).

• Connecting to published projects from multiple QGIS instances for distributed teamwork.

• Simultaneous editing from QGIS with a built-in conflict resolution mechanism.

• Working with file attachments both in QGIS and in the web interface.

• Vector data version control: track who changed what and when, roll back changes, and create branches.

• Fine-grained access control with roles and permissions to manage responsibilities across a team.

In this workshop, participants will deploy a local NextGIS Web instance using Docker, perform initial configuration, and then work through the core admin and production workflows: uploading data (via web and from QGIS), editing and managing layers, building web maps, and publishing data as standard OGC services. We’ll also collaborate on a shared QGIS project to demonstrate real multi-user practices: collaborative editing, version control, and coordination features in action.