is Open Source funded? • OSGeo: The Open Source Geospatial Foundation • OSGeo holds a passionate belief in open source as the best way to build software. • Support Open Source Projects • 2019 Budget (for projects) $64,700
5,000 Renewal of Travis-CI plan for 11 parallel workers. Will also benefit to all other projects under the OSGeo GitHub organization: homebrew-osgeo4mac, proj.4, libgeotiff, etc. GeoMOOSE 2,000New Project Officer asked for the default budget for this year. GeoNetwork 2,000https://github.com/geonetwork/core-geonetwork/wiki/GeoNetwork-Budget-2019 GeoNode 2,000 New Project Officer asked for the default budget for this year. https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GeoNode_budget_2019 GEOS 1,000No specific request to the board mailing list GeoServer 7,000Budget focused on automating cite testing GeoServer Budget 2019 GeoTools 2,000E-mail to board list, asking the default budget. GRASS GIS 9,000Budget focused on new Website redesign, details at [1] gvSIG 3,000Details of the budget at GvSIG Budget 2019 Mapbender 2,000Details see Mapbender_Budget MapServer 2,500MapServer OSGeo 2019 Budget Marble 1,000No specific request to the board mailing list OpenLayers 3,000Detailed budget: [2] PostGIS 3,000In support of project and travel for committer to PostGIS and other OSGeo code sprints. pycsw 3,000PSC request Pycsw_budget_2019 QGIS 8,000 QGIS Grant Programme Call 2019: bug fixing and polishing of existing features QGIS Server: improve WFS compliance from currently 50% to 100% (daily status reports at http://tests.qgis.org/ogc_cite/wfs_110/) https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OSGeo_Budget_2019
& Angelos Tzotsos talked about this in their Introduction • QGIS also has crowd funded additions: • North Road: • QGIS Processing, Model Designer and ETL Campaign • QGIS Print Layouts Graphs and Charts, €8,600 • Lutra Consulting • QGIS 3D €12,500 • Think about supporting the community
Training Organisation applies • Is approved on production of some example training material • Approved Organisation can issue certificates • For a donation of €20 (~£16) • Each certificate has a unique link: • http://changelog.qgis.org/en/qgis/certificate/ QGIS-xxx/
being worked out • Manual payment - but still quite easy • So far (since May 2019) I have issued 17 certificates • Hopefully my €340 helps the €15k QGIS Certificates, helps the €240k QGIS budget… • Take up depends on who is paying! • Sometimes host institution pays • Sometimes host institution / GTS contributes (e.g. pay 50%) • Sometimes individuals have to pay
• Ideally training run in an in-person workshop in a computer lab • Lab = you control the computers and can install software • Now increase in remote training • Users have their own computers • Have to install QGIS themselves • Time beforehand to install, but… • No admin rights • Software just won’t install…. https://www.pymnts.com/news/security-and-risk/2019/the-cloud-surrounding-banks-data-security/
• QGIS in the Cloud https://www.digitalmarketplace.service.gov.uk/g- cloud/services/972602085742590 • Host OSGeoLive on a VM? • Local install – more complex, won’t solve lack of admin rights • Remote install on VM, could do, quite complex • Used EC2 from AWS • Heard about Amazon WorkSpaces • Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS)
then make this available to multiple users • Create a ‘WorkSpace’ • Run and install QGIS • Use this ‘image’ to create a ‘bundle’ • Setup users ‘WorkSpace’ based on this ‘Bundle’ • Users are sent login details:
installed by default, no Google Chrome • Will go full-screen across multiple monitors • QGIS worked well with ‘Power’* • Digitising worked well, even on ‘Performance’*
Memory) • Worked well for QGIS • Load data, choropleth maps • OSM Basemap • Print Composer • Bit tricky juggling Zoom window and AWS window • Generally worked well, attendee very happy! • Probably took me about 2 hours to setup initially • Now I can get one setup I about 5 min (20 min to initialise)
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