This repository contains the configuration for the ldproxy demonstration deployment at https://demo.ldproxy.net/.
interactive instruments provides this information as examples of configurations of ldproxy.
The files included in the resources and values directories are in general subject to copyright and a license. For details see each API configuration.
All other files are available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
If you want to use this configuration as a starting point for your own deployment, you must make the following changes before you provide access to the deployment or its configuration to another party:
- Change the default external URL at
cfg.yml#/server/externalUrl. - Remove or change all values of
entities/defaults/services/ogc_api.yml#/metadataandentities/defaults/services/ogc_api.yml#/api. - Remove all files in
resourcesandvalues.- For the GeoPackage and MBTiles in
resources/featuresandresources/tiles: If you want to use one of the datasets yourself, download the source data, if publicly available, and convert the data to a GeoPackage or MBTiles file. The information how to do this is included for each API below, if the source data is publicly available. - For other files under
resourcesandvalues, if the file is publicly available, the information how to download the file is provided for each API, too.
- For the GeoPackage and MBTiles in
You will need an installation of Docker. Docker is available for Linux, Windows and Mac. You will find detailed installation guides for each platform here.
To start a local deployment, use docker compose up ldproxy -d.
To stop the local deployment again, use docker compose down.
After startup, the APIs should be available at http://localhost:7080/.
The log file is available at docker logs ldproxy_demo while the server is running.
For more information about ldproxy see https://docs.ldproxy.net/.
The following APIs are part of the ldproxy demo site: