Alternatives to Tegola
An open source vector tile server written in Go that slices geospatial data into tiles. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Tegola
An open source vector tile server written in Go that slices geospatial data into tiles.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Tegola.
Martin
Lightweight vector tile server that serves map tiles from PostGIS, MBTiles and PMTiles sources.
Martin serves vector tiles from PostGIS, MBTiles and PMTiles, and includes tile generation tooling as part of the MapLibre organisation.
pg_tileserv
A lightweight Go server that turns PostGIS tables and functions into Mapbox Vector Tiles over HTTP.
pg_tileserv is an Apache-licensed Go server with little to configure, but it works only with PostGIS tables and functions.
TileServer GL
A self-hosted map tile server for vector and raster tiles with server-side rendering of GL styles.
TileServer GL serves both vector and raster tiles from prepared tile data, with server-side rendering of GL styles and Docker images.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
OpenMapTiles
An open-source schema, map styles and tools for generating OpenStreetMap vector tiles to self-host.
Protomaps
An open-source system for publishing interactive world maps from a single PMTiles file on static storage.
GeoServer
An open-source server that publishes geospatial data from common spatial sources through open OGC standards.
MapServer
An open-source server platform for publishing spatial data and interactive maps on the web.
Maputnik
An open source browser-based visual editor for MapLibre map styles.
