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mikenye/readsb-protobuf

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Mictronics' readsb-protobuf Mode-S/ADSB/TIS decoder for RTLSDR, BladeRF, Modes-Beast and GNS5894 devices, running in a docker container.

This version uses Google's protocol buffer for data storage and exchange with web application. Saves on storage space and bandwidth.

This container also contains InfluxData's Telegraf, and can send flight data and readsb metrics to InfluxDB (if wanted - not started by default).

Support for all supported SDRs is compiled in. Builds and runs on x86_64, arm32v7 and arm64v8 (see below).

This image will configure a software-defined radio (SDR) to receive and decode Mode-S/ADSB/TIS data from aircraft within range, for use with other services such as:

  • mikenye/adsbexchange to feed ADSB data to adsbexchange.com
  • mikenye/adsbhub to feed ADSB data into adsbhub.org
  • mikenye/piaware to feed ADSB data into flightaware.com
  • mikenye/fr24feed to feed ADSB data into flightradar24.com
  • mikenye/radarbox to feed ADSB data into radarbox.com
  • mikenye/opensky-network to feed ADSB data into opensky-network.org
  • mikenye/planefinder to feed ADSB data into planefinder.net
  • mikenye/adsb-to-influxdb to feed data into your own instance of InfluxDB, for visualisation with Grafana and/or other tools
  • Any other tools that can receive Beast, BeastReduce, Basestation or the raw data feed from readsb or dump1090 and their variants

bladeRF & plutoSDR are untested - I don't own bladeRF or plutoSDR hardware (only RTL2832U as outlined above), but support for the devices is compiled in. If you have the hardware and would be willing to test, please open an issue on GitHub.

Readme

The README for this container is too long for Dockerhub. Please view the README on this image's GitHub repository.

Getting help

Please feel free to open an issue on the project's GitHub.

I also have a Discord channel, feel free to join and converse.

Changelog

See the project's commit history.