The modern, cloud-native alternative to ERDAS Apollo.
Many organisations use ERDAS APOLLO as their central geoserver for raster and vector data. In practice, however, its management proves to be complex, resource-intensive and heavily dependent on traditional server architectures. Scalability, cloud integration and performance under high loads are increasingly becoming a challenge.
Modern GIS environments require flexible, cloud-native publication of aerial photographs and geodata via open standards.
Next Generation Tile Server converts ECW and GeoTIFF files directly into the GEORIZON tile format and publishes them as WMTS, OGC Tiles and WMS. You issue a separate tile server per dataset and per area, for a fixed period and with usage metering. That replaces a central geoserver that needs management, tuning and scaling with a service that includes those parts. If you are migrating from ERDAS Apollo, we review your existing layers and endpoints together.
360GEO offers a cloud-native publishing platform for aerial imagery and large-scale geodata via WMTS, OGC Tiles and WMS. Data is automatically normalised, tiled and pre-cached based on optimised indexing.
Distribution via the Georizon CDN creates a scalable infrastructure with minimal load times, high availability and consistent performance — suitable for enterprise GIS environments and external applications.
