OpenSeaMap-dev:Server

Hosts

Physical hosts are name using the NATO Phonetic Alphabet. They host one or more services that are reachable using service (not *server*) names. As an example, harbours.openseamap.org provides access to the harbor database (service) and is (currently) hosted on charlie.openseamap.org (the server).

As a general rule, code (such as on the map) should be using the service names, never the names of physical hosts. When administering hosts, the ssh connection should be made to the physical hostname (e.g. alpha.openseamap.org)

There often are other host names resolving to the same IP address. They should almost never be used for anything.

Hostname	Operating System	Sponsor	Purpose	Status	Access
alpha.openseamap.org	Debian	KNF	map forum static tiles (t1)	up	public
bravo.openseamap.org	debian 9 (amd64)	(company)	base layer (t2)	up	public
charlie.openseamap.org	Debian, x86-64	(developer)	Website Wiki harbor Admin Mailinglist	up	public
delta.openseamap.org	Linux 2.6.32 (amd64)	KNF	bathymetric tile renderer (t3) depth api	up	public
echo.openseamap.org	Debian GNU/Linux 7.4 (wheezy) Windows	(company)	Number cruncher: Garmin chart computing Offline charts computing Sport-layer computing	down	restricted
echo-2.openseamap.org	Debian GNU/Linux 7.4 (wheezy) Windows	KNF	Number cruncher: Garmin chart computing Offline charts computing Sport-layer computing	up	restricted
foxtrot.openseamap.org	OS/X	(developer)	Seamark-layer computing	up	restricted
golf.openseamap.org		KNF	Communicator		restricted
hotel.openseamap.org		GWDG	File sever: Garmin charts KAP charts AT5 charts	up	public
india.openseamap.org		KNF	Monitoring sever: ...	up	restricted
81.169.145.163		Strato	dns dev	up	public
netz.smurf.noris.de	Debian, x86-32	(developer)	redirects to charlie until DNS gets updated	up	closed
sql.smurf.noris.de	Debian, x86-64	(developer)	shared database (mysql)	up	closed
iron.smurf.noris.de	Debian, x86-64	(developer)	VM host (charlie)	up	closed
dobrogrin see: golf.openseamap.org	Debian, x86-64	VirtualBox VM @ Alexej	link communication between "echo" and "alpha" test host for sports layer renderer	down	closed

Maintainer

Service	Host	Maintainer
depth-api	delta.openseamap.org	Jens
depth	delta.openseamap.org	Jens, Martin, Thomas
harbor	213.95.21.43
	alpha.openseamap.org	Axel
t2	bravo.openseamap.org	Dominik, Daniel
t3	delta.openseamap.org	Martin, Jens
wiki	213.95.21.43
www	213.95.21.43

Fehler und Ausfälle bitte den Benutzern anzeigen.
Geplante Ausfälle bitte auf der dev-ML und der Admin-ML ankündigen.

Tile Server

Layer	Server	URL	Example	Status
Base	bravo.openseamap.org	http://t2.openseamap.org/tiles/base/{z}/{x}/{y}.png		(migration in progress, DNS record missing)
Sea Marks	alpha.openseamap.org	http://t1.openseamap.org/seamark/{z}/{x}/{y}.png	http://t1.openseamap.org/seamark/9/13/128.png
Sports	alpha.openseamap.org	http://t1.openseamap.org/sport/{z}/{x}/{y}.png		no tiles

Monitoring

see Monitoring

Related Documents

• FreeBSD Base System
• FreeBSD Monitoring
• FreeBSD Snapshot/Backup
• FreeBSD Jails
• FreeBSD Service - DNS
• FreeBSD Service - Proxy
• FreeBSD Service - Forum
• FreeBSD Service - Tiles

History

2009-02 Olaf started with his own Strato V-server.

2009-07 Matthias sponsored and setup a web, wiki and harbour server and first dev-ML.

2011-04 Malcolm sponsored and setup a server for seamark rendering.

2011-07 KNF sponsers "Delta" for water-depths.

2011-11 we got our base-map rendering and tile server "Bravo". Dominik did the setup.

2012-12 Dominik sponsored and setup "Alpha".

2013-02 Matthias expand the web, wiki, harbour server

2013-09 Malcolm expand the seamark rendering server

2013-09 Dirk implemented monitoring.

2014-04 Matthias sponsored "Charlie" (replacing the old webserver).

2014-05 Admin-ML

2014-05 Goverment sponsers "Echo"

2015-02 KNF sponsers "Golf"

2015-12 KNF sponsers "Alpha"

2017-04 KNF sponsers "Echo-2"

2020-06 KNF sponsers "India"

2021-07 KNF sponsers "Bravo"