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DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, we’ll look at what makes QGIS-Server-Light **d
 ifferent** and why this might be of interest to you.\nWe’ll also **exami
 ne the technical ideas** in more detail and see how this approach prioriti
 ses **scalability and robustness**. Proved and explained by **numbers and 
 charts**.\n\nQGIS-Server-Light is a lightweight Python runtime that proces
 ses a queue as a worker. This makes runtime debugging a breeze.\nPackaged 
 in a container\, such a running worker has a memory footprint of approxima
 tely 170 MB. This allows many parallel workers to be deployed\, each opera
 ting independently of the others. QGIS-Server-Light starts up in under 1 s
 econd.\nThis ensures that\, in the event of a crash\, a new worker is avai
 lable before you know it.\nQGIS Server Light is configured entirely via th
 e queue it does not need a QGIS project. This makes it the perfect compone
 nt for scalable cloud environments.
DTSTAMP:20260724T192805Z
LOCATION:Pegna
SUMMARY:All hands on deck: QGIS-Server-Light - Clemens Rudert
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/TS3TB3/
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