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Docker ADS-B

Docker containers for ADS-B receiving and submission to multiple websites

Currently supporting inputs from any dump1090 compatible device including:

  • Any RTLSDR USB device
  • Any network AVR or BEAST device
  • Any serial AVR or BEAST device

supporting outputs to the following sites:

and local viewing via:

  • planefinder web UI
  • VirtualRadar web UI

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dump1090 adsbexchange adsbexchange-mlat adsbhub flightaware flightradar24 openskynetwork planefinder virtualradar
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How to use

Edit variables

Edit the 'variables' files with the required keys and locations for each of the services

variables-dump1090.env

Nothing to configure here

variables-adsbexchange.env

  • ADSBEXCHANGE_PORT

variables-adsbexchange-mlat.env

  • MLAT_CLIENT_LATITUDE
  • MLAT_CLIENT_LONGITUDE
  • MLAT_CLIENT_ALTITUDE
  • MLAT_CLIENT_USER

variables-adsbhub.env

Nothing to configure here

variables-flightware.env

Go to https://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/claim

  • FLIGHTAWARE_USERNAME
  • FLIGHTAWARE_PASSWORD
  • FLIGHTAWARE_FEEDER_ID

variables-flightradar24.env

  • FR24FEED_KEY: Your key. If you do not have one please run the client on any PC and enter the key here
  • FR24FEED_LATITUDE
  • FR24FEED_LONGITUDE
  • FR24FEED_ALTITUDE

variables-openskynetwork.env

Nothing to configure here

variables-planefinder.env

  • PLANEFINDER_SHARECODE
  • PLANEFINDER_LATITUDE
  • PLANEFINDER_LONGITUDE

variables-virtualradar.env

  • VIRTUALRADAR_DEFAULT_ADMIN_USER
  • VIRTUALRADAR_DEFAULT_ADMIN_PASSWORD

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Development

x86

When developing on non ARM architectures you may need to configure your system to use Qemu. This can be done by running the following commands:

docker run --rm --privileged multiarch/qemu-user-static:register --reset