The docs state If you have satellite/aerial imagery stored in a cloud optimized GeoTIFF format on the web (e.g. in a Azure blob storage container or S3 bucket) you can use TiTiler to render it on-the-fly and use it seamlessly with this tool. I'm a bit ignorant about the details and attempted to use python -m http.server to serve a tif. However a specific requirement is that the server support HTTP “Range” requests. For private data I think the way to do this is to set up a presigned URL, but it would be great if the docs briefly discuss the requirements and options here
The docs state
If you have satellite/aerial imagery stored in a cloud optimized GeoTIFF format on the web (e.g. in a Azure blob storage container or S3 bucket) you can use TiTiler to render it on-the-fly and use it seamlessly with this tool.I'm a bit ignorant about the details and attempted to usepython -m http.serverto serve a tif. However a specific requirement is that the server support HTTP “Range” requests. For private data I think the way to do this is to set up a presigned URL, but it would be great if the docs briefly discuss the requirements and options here