Robert Marianski

I mentioned this on a tiles call today, and the question brought up was if we could just use the user agent header for this?

> Also I remember the reason user agent was being discussed was that there were some issues with browsers setting arbitrary headers (mapzen.js etc). Custom headers have their own complications...

> Is there a reason we can't have custom headers for mobile and user agent tracking for JS? Not really, just nicer if it's the same. We discussed this a...

This looks like a newer version of a package getting included. Did you install with the [requirements](https://github.com/tilezen/tileserver/blob/master/requirements.txt) file?

Yea, we're using TileStache as a library now instead of as a server. Imho the parts that would be useful to extract out into separate packages are the different format...

Just to get started, the easiest way would be to configure local implementations of `queue`s and `store`s, run the `seed` command, and then run the `process` command. Excerpt: ```yaml queue:...

Hhmm, that's in there as an optimization for working with s3. Having key prefixes differ earlier on is friendlier for it, see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/request-rate-perf-considerations.html If you really want it off, I'm...

This is a good idea. On the one hand we can avoid this by rolling in new instances, but on the other, it's much easier to just run a deploy...

From @iandees, http://docs.aws.amazon.com/opsworks/latest/userguide/best-deploy.html#best-deploy-rolling

> But I wouldn't be confident that it covers 100% of all cases that the service could be stopped. Just curious, what kind of cases would this be?