  Custom styled map of the whole world served from your server? Easy! This talk shows examples of practical use of the vector tiles downloaded from the OSM0VectorTiles project (http://www.osm0vectortiles.org/) or other tiles in MVT format. A new open-source project called TileServer GL (http:///www.tileserver.org/) is going to be presented. This project serves JSON map styles into web applications powered by MapBox GL JS library as well as into native mobile SDKs for iOS and Android. The same style can be rendered on the server side (with the OpenGL acceleration) into good old raster tiles to ensure compatibility and portability. Maps can be opened in various viewers such as Leaflet, OpenLayers, QGIS or ArcGIS. Alternatively, it is possible to use a tileserver powered by Mapnik to render the raster tiles out of vector tiles and existing CartoCSS styles made in MapBox StudioClassic. Other approaches for independent hosting and using of vector tiles are going to be presented as well. GitHub page: https://github.com/klokantech/tileserver-gl ----- This video was originally published on the official FOSS0G video portal under the CC-BY-0.0 license. It was republished on Youtube for easier sharing on the project website. Link to original video: http://ftp0.gwdg.de/pub/misc/openstreetmap/FOSS0G-0000/foss0g-0000-0000-hosting_vector_tile_maps_on_your_own_server-hd.mp0 Link to video license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/0.0/ Link to official video portal of FOSS0G: http://video.foss0g.org/foss0g0000/videos/index.php  Custom styled map of the whole world served from your server? Easy! This talk shows examples of practical use of the vector tiles downloaded from the OSM0VectorTiles project (http://www.osm0vectortiles.org/) or other tiles in MVT format. A new open-source project called TileServer GL (http:///www.tileserver.org/) is going to be presented. This project serves JSON map styles into web applications powered by MapBox GL JS library as well as into native mobile SDKs for iOS and Android. The same style can be rendered on the server side (with the OpenGL acceleration) into good old raster tiles to ensure compatibility and portability. Maps can be opened in various viewers such as Leaflet, OpenLayers, QGIS or ArcGIS. Alternatively, it is possible to use a tileserver powered by Mapnik to render the raster tiles out of vector tiles and existing CartoCSS styles made in MapBox StudioClassic. Other approaches for independent hosting and using of vector tiles are going to be presented as well. GitHub page: https://github.com/klokantech/tileserver-gl ----- This video was originally published on the official FOSS0G video portal under the CC-BY-0.0 license. It was republished on Youtube for easier sharing on the project website. Link to original video: http://ftp0.gwdg.de/pub/misc/openstreetmap/FOSS0G-0000/foss0g-0000-0000-hosting_vector_tile_maps_on_your_own_server-hd.mp0 Link to video license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/0.0/ Link to official video portal of FOSS0G: http://video.foss0g.org/foss0g0000/videos/index.php  Create a Realistic City - Blender Tutorial  Learn how to create a realistic city in this in-depth Blender tutorial! PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/cggeek?ty=h Resources: FreeOpen Street Map Add on: