The Information Relay & Integration System (IRIS) collects GPS tracking data of multiple trackers to display on a map or in Mission Control Paramedic (MCP). Just like the equally named Greek messenger goddess, IRIS helps you move data between systems and stay on top of what counts - your teams and saving the world!
The IRIS-Server provides and relays the data, whereas IRIS-Frontend offers the possibility to configure the server and view current locations.
- Readout of LoRaWAN GPS trackers
- Assign trackers to teams
- Battery overview of all connected trackers
- Monitor your team location in real-time
- Data relay to MCP
- Readout of Traccar Trackers GPS data
- Install Docker on your machine
- Download the installation-script:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/faecher/IRIS-Frontend/refs/heads/main/install-iris.sh
- Run the install script:
./install-iris.sh
- Magic (Your server should be up and running. As soon as this actually works this easily, this note should be removed and replaced with how to access the UI... TODO)
Warning
This project is not built with security in mind and does not feature any built-in authentication or authorization for the web interface or API. Any user who can reach the service can read and modify tracker data and change server configuration. Do not expose IRIS-Server directly to the internet or to any untrusted or shared network. If you deploy it, you must strictly gate access using strong external controls (for example, an authenticated reverse proxy, VPN, or mTLS) and treat the server as a fully trusted internal component only.