Josh Baker

Hi Naveen, I'm not aware of a way to detect webhook failures without diagnosing the logs.

Makes sense, but I'm not sure about how the implementation would work. The Tile38 hook endpoint connection is passive (stateless may be the proper word), thus an endpoint can be...

> How can I understand them getting lost? When an endpoint is down the undelivered events get queued, and continually retries to send over a period of time. But eventually...

I agree with your points and I think that this feature is probably doable.

This feature has proven to be a little more difficult to implement than I expected. The main issue is that right now a hook acts both as the geofence and...

Hi @maomaoaichiyu, Hopefully, I can help. > So we would like to know how does tile38 handle when multiple positions of the same object come at the same time? Tile38...

Hi, Your command looks good to me. I just tried on my MacBook. Starting with terminal 1: ``` $ docker run -p 9851:9851 -v data:/data -d tile38/tile38 845c870cfd229bbe54a57e0cf569a1d4d0b1b157f13730c98ba06dd3728aeb87 ``` Then...

In order to determine which Polygon from inside of your FeatureCollection the vehicle is interacting with, you'll need to break apart the FeatureCollection and make each Polygon into its own...

Hi @mohamedimli On the surface, your Tile38 command syntax looks fine. I wish I could help you out with the Java side, but I'm not familiar too familiar with the...

Actually, you should be able subscribe to a Tile38 channel from any redis compatible client. For example, below I use the standard `redis-cli` to create a geofence channel using the...