Quick Start
In this section we will guide you through the process of setting up your Dronetag On-premise Platform using the self-install kit. You will need a distribution package provided by Dronetag, and a (virtual) machine supporting Docker Compose.
The platform is distributed as a set of Docker containers orchestrated using Docker Compose manifests. This makes it OS-agnostic. However, Linux is recommended as the preferred host operating system.
Installing Dronetag On-premise Platform
- Unpack the distribution package you got from Dronetag, preferably to
/opt/dronetag/folder. - Read the contents of the
INSTALL.mdfile contained in the package, and follow it.
Also, the INSTALL.md file contains other information on how to start and stop the services, and so on.
Open the Local Dronetag App
Open your web browser and open the URL http://<host-name-or-ip-address>. This should open the local Dronetag App, which allows you to visualize the data captured by your Dronetag Scout devices.
Next steps
Continue with the other guides on how to configure your Dronetag equipment to start sending data to your on-premise instance, and how to use the apps to access the visualization and data.
- 👉 Read the guide on configuring your Dronetag Scout to let Scout feed the data into your on-premise instance.
- 👉 Read further on accessing the web app to visualize the data you have caputed.
- 👉 Lastly, read up on how to access the data via API or exports to get the data out of the system for further processing or storage.