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You can use a package I created postgresVectorTileGenerator to seed tiles at larger zoom levels and load those into a cache sitting in front your tile service. The other thing you can is simplify your data or limit the number of features per tile. You can check out an API I created called FastVector. It allows you to limit the number of features per tile and dynamically cache data as well in a filestore. This will help at the higher zoom levels for larger datasets.
You can use a package I created postgresVectorTileGenerator to seed tiles at larger zoom levels and load those into a cache sitting in front your tile service. The other thing you can is simplify your data or limit the number of features per tile. You can check out an API I created called FastVector. It allows you to limit the number of features per tile and dynamically cache data as well in a filestore. This will help at the higher zoom levels for larger datasets.
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