osrm-backend | Open Source Routing Machine - C++ backend | Map library

These lines of codes create a local http server, I want it in https (self cert)

My task is to deploy a third-party OSRM service on Amazon ECS Fargate.

For OSRM docker at startup, you need to transfer a file containing geodata.

The problem is that Amazon ECS Fargate does not provide access to the host file system and does not provide the ability to attach files and folders during container deployments.

Therefore, I would like to create an intermediate image that, when building, saved the file with geodata, and when starting the container, it would use it when defining volumes.

Thanks!

I understand that I can load traffic data into OSRM via osrm-contract:
https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/wiki/Traffic

However, I want to perform a routing by time of day and day of week in the future. Eg:

• From A to B next Wednesday at 8am
• From A to B next Wednesday at 2pm
• From A to B next Saturday at 8am

So I want it to consider rush hour, weekend traffic, etc.

I have lots of historical GPS data across cities that can be used to create the CSV file specified above for osrm-contract. However, it assumes traffic is the same across all days/hours and I need to have different "traffic profiles".

I thought about creating multiple different extractions with varying traffic patterns. Eg:

• Weekday morning traffic
• Weekday afternoon traffic
• Weekday evening traffic
• Weekend morning traffic
• Weekend afternoon traffic
• Weekend evening traffic

This would need 6 running instances of OSRM though.

Is there a better way to do this?

Thanks

I am trying to run OSRM docker on remote machine. I followed setup instructions which are mention on https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend

I am trying to get the distance matrix for my desired locations. As mentioned in the OSRM-Table Service docs, I have tried modifying the same as http://router.project-osrm.org/table/v1/driving/13.388860,52.517037;13.397634,52.529407;13.428555,52.523219&annotations=distance. Response is showing error as:

{ "message": "Coordinate is invalid: 13.397634,52.529407&annotations=distance,duration", "code": "InvalidInput" }

but, when I run it without annotations, then I am able to get the proper response.