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Build and publish the container image

tak-feeder-deepstate

Feed the latest data from deepstatemap.live into your TAK server

(C) 2023 Stefan Gofferje

Licensed under the GNU General Public License V3 or later.

This project and its use of the deepstatemap.live API has been officially authorized by the deepstatemap.live team, however, I am not affiliated with or part of that team.

Description

What is deepstatemap.live?

deepstatemap.live is a website which provides a tactical map of the Ukraine conflict. Their data is gained from OSINT sources, processed by AI and then presented as a map. The wesbite is https://deepstatemap.live

TAK server feeder

This feeder pulls the data from the deepstatemap.live API, converts the latest set of objects to CoT messages and sends them to a TAK server.

Configuration

The following values are supported and can be provided either as environment variables or through an .env-file.

Variable Default Purpose
REMOTE_SERVER_URL empty (mandatory) TAK server full URL, e.g. ssl://takserver:8089
REMOTE_SSL_USER_CERTIFICATE empty (mandatory for ssl) User certificate in PEM format
REMOTE_SSL_USER_KEY empty (mandatory for ssl) User certificate key file (xxx.key)
PULL_INTERVAL 300 (optional) Update intervall in seconds
LOGCOT false (optional) Log created CoTs to the console
UUID empty (optional) Set feeder UID - if not set, the feeder will create one

Note: At the moment, only SSL TCP connections are supported.

Certificates

These are the server-issued certificate and key files. Before using, the password needs to be removed from the key file with openssl rsa -in cert.key -out cert-nopw.key. OpenSSL will ask for the key password which usually is "atakatak".

Container use

First, get your certificate and key and copy them to a suitable folder which needs to be added as a volume to the container.

Image

The image is built for AMD64 and ARM64 and pushed to ghcr.io: ghcr.io/sgofferj/tak-feeder-deepstate:latest

Docker

First, rename .env.example to .env and edit according to your needs
Create and start the container:

docker run -d --env-file .env -v <path-to-certificate-directory>:/certs:ro --name tak-feeder-deepstate --restart always ghcr.io/sgofferj/tak-feeder-deepstate:latest

Docker compose

Here is an example for a docker-compose.yml file:

version: '2.0'

services:
  deepstate:
    image: ghcr.io/sgofferj/tak-feeder-deepstate:latest
    restart: always
    networks:
      - default
    volumes:
      - <path to certificate-directory>:/certs:ro
    environment:
      - REMOTE_SERVER_URL=ssl://tak-server:8089
      - REMOTE_SSL_USER_CERTIFICATE=cert.pem
      - REMOTE_SSL_USER_KEY=key.pem
      - GDACS_PULL_INTERVAL=60
      - LOGCOT=false

networks:
  default: