Maptoolkit Server

Self-hosted maps, routing and search.

Maptoolkit Server runs the Maptoolkit services in your own infrastructure. Your IT operates it, and scheduled jobs keep the map data up to date.

maps.yourcompany.com
Your serversMapsRoutingSearchYour data
Services

What runs on your servers.

Every Maptoolkit service can run in your infrastructure. Switch on the ones your project needs; the rest stays out.

Maps

Vector tilesRaster tilesStatic maps3D terrain and buildings

Directions

RoutingIsochronesMap matching

Search

Geocoding

Data

Maptoolkit ConnectorsData enhancementElevationWeather

An example selection. Which services run is decided per project.

Your network

Inside your infrastructure.

The services and your data run inside the network you control.

Your data stays with you

Your places and records are read from your own databases.

Updates on a schedule

Scheduled jobs bring new OpenStreetMap map and search data and weather into your install.

Run by your IT

Your team deploys and operates the services with the tools it uses for its other systems.

Public data sourcesScheduled updatesYOUR INFRASTRUCTUREMaptoolkit ServerMaps, routing, search, dataYour dataMaps and answersYour databasesPostgreSQL, MySQLYour website and appsFor your usersOperated by your IT
Hosting

Hosted by us or on your servers.

Both run the same Maptoolkit services. The difference is who operates them and where.

Maptoolkit Enterprise

Hosted by Maptoolkit

  • Runs on infrastructure dedicated to your project, hosted in the EU
  • Maptoolkit operates and updates the services
  • Custom SLAs and a dedicated project manager

Maptoolkit Server

Hosted by you

  • Runs in your own infrastructure, next to your other systems
  • Your IT operates it
  • You pick which services run

You can start with Enterprise and move to Maptoolkit Server later.

About Maptoolkit Enterprise
For developers

How it is built.

Maptoolkit Server is the platform our hosted services run on, packaged for your cluster.

Kubernetes

Each service is its own deployment, on Kubernetes or OpenShift.

The same APIs

The endpoints are the ones in the Maptoolkit API reference.

Your databases

PostgreSQL and MySQL servers you already run can hold the data.

GitOps

Manifests work with tools like Argo CD, so changes go through your usual review.

Metrics

Each service reports Prometheus metrics for the monitoring you already run.

Access

One entry point can check API keys before a request reaches a service.

Questions and answers

Questions about Maptoolkit Server.

Short answers on data updates, availability and where the data comes from.

How often does Maptoolkit Server update the map data?

Scheduled jobs inside your install fetch new data on their own. The map is rebuilt from OpenStreetMap once a week, the search data takes in OpenStreetMap changes every day, and weather data is synced continuously. The routing network is rebuilt by its own import job. Your own places and records are read from your own databases.

Is Maptoolkit Server available today?

Yes. Maptoolkit Server is already in use. It is the same platform that runs our hosted services, packaged so that your IT can operate it in your own infrastructure. To find out which services your project needs and how an install would fit into your systems, book a demo with one of our engineers.

Where does the data in Maptoolkit Server come from?

The map, the search data and the routing network are built from OpenStreetMap. Weather data comes from the German Weather Service (DWD). Scheduled jobs download updates from these public sources into your install. Your own places, records and other business data come from your own databases and stay inside your network.

See your use case on a Maptoolkit map.

In the demo, one of our engineers walks you through the platform, your data and the move from your current provider.