What's most important, though, is how much joy and service that OpenStreetMap brings it's gigantic, diverse, multi-talented, mapping community. We asked a few of you what you love about OSM--here's what you said. 4/5
https://t.co/0r8mMk5HHa
#style We are adding icons for shop=storage_rental and amenity=school/university. School icon is a lovely combo of pencil and apple from @mapbox's maki icon set. Other two come from @flaticon.
#opensource We launched another open source project "OpenStreetMap Routes Index" https://t.co/kdeOul1Ite. This project list route relations based on country and matching tags. For example here is a list of NYC subways https://t.co/eaf8XZDKT9.
In this week we added two more language layers: Swedish(sv) and Turkish(tr): https://t.co/meVpRtGq84 Also added an edge server at Ashburn, US: https://t.co/sIagoeVDKk
We've updated the information page about current update schedules. There is also an interactive map showing areas with changes in the last 7 days, which are being rendered. https://t.co/KL98SK9i5O
#update Our two-day and weekly tile render schedules are a bit off due to increasing render backlog. We are trying to simplify updates to a simple 7-day frequency based on map changes.
Lately we've revised our storage architecture to incorporate S3 (compatible) object storage as a main tile repository (previously render server). The storage is replicated to Asia. Latency should be improved as a result. We are populating a few TB's of tiles to the storage.