Visualize a collection of georeferenced panoramic photos.

Celutz allows users to upload/share/visualize panoramic photos, using an intuitive HTML5 interface. It has been
created for easily evaluating line-of-sight links in radio networks.

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ztulec a0cbee9bf0 Use Celery to generate tiles il y a 10 ans
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README.md

We use Celery for heavy computations (tile generation, and optionally assembling panoramas). To launch the celery workers, run:

celery -c 1 -A ztulec.celery worker --loglevel=info

Notice that we limit the number of worker to 1 (by default, celery launches as many workers as there are CPU cores). This because assembling panoramas is already multi-threaded and uses a lot of RAM, so there is no point in running multiple assembling in parallel.