The quindar-proxy project is the backend server node application that manages data transport and system configuration(acts as a proxy) for mission operations application(Quindar). It has the ability to define configuration for each source of real time telemetry, and reading the telemetry data using WebSockets(socketIO) between data source and Quindar proxy.
Check out out our demo Mega Proxy server at https://qsvr.quindar.space.
The proxy server contains four tabs on the left sidebar.
- Data Sources - This gives the ability to add multiple configurations(excel file) for realtime telemetry sources by addding the source IP address and the excel file for configuration. The configuration file should contain defined configuration for each telemetry data point.
- System Map - This tab allows to upload an image file and a JSON file, to display the sub systems of a mission in Quindar UI.
- Timeline - This tab allows to upload a mission timeline to be viewed in Quindar UI.
- Netdata - It is a system for distributed real-time performance and health monitoring. This tab shows real-time parameters of Quindar Proxy server using modern interactive web dashboards.
Please check out the Usage Guide to learn more about Quindar Proxy application. For installation on your local machine, check out the pre-requisites and steps here
We encourage you to contribute to Quindar Proxy! Please check out the file CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines about how to proceed.
Audacy was launched in 2015 by Stanford graduates, SpaceX veterans, and NASA award winners. Audacy delivers anytime and effortless space connectivity, advancing humanity to a new age of commerce, exploration and discovery. Connect online at https://audacy.space.
Quindar is released under the MIT License. For license (terms of use), please refer to the file LICENSE.