NextGIS Web 5.5 on Ubuntu 24.04

Overview

NextGIS Web is a Web GIS server from NextGIS. You upload vector and raster data, style it, and assemble web maps that render in the browser with a layer tree, feature identification, attribute tables and search. The same data is served as standard OGC endpoints, WMS and WFS, so desktop GIS clients such as QGIS and ArcGIS read straight from the server. Everything lives in one PostgreSQL and PostGIS database plus a file store, so the resource tree, users, permissions and geometry sit together in a single system you administer.

It suits organisations that need to collect, manage and publish spatial data from one place: local and regional government, utilities, surveying and engineering consultancies, and environmental and land management teams that want internal staff, external partners or the public to see the same authoritative maps.

Common uses

• Publish internal vector and raster datasets as browser maps for staff across an organisation.
• Expose curated layers as WMS and WFS services so colleagues read them directly in QGIS and other desktop GIS.
• Give a survey or field team one server to store, style and share the geospatial data they collect.

See it running

Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.