Prerequisites:

• the Go programming language
• define your Go workspace: export GOPATH=~/go

Download and run things on http://localhost:8080/:

go get github.com/skypies/flightdb/app/frontend
go run $GOPATH/github.com/skypies/flightdb/app/frontend/*.go

To deploy everything into a Google Cloud project:

gcloud app deploy --project=serfr0-fdb app/frontend --version=one
gcloud app deploy --project=serfr0-fdb app/backend  --version=one

gcloud app deploy --project=serfr0-fdb app/dispatch.yaml
gcloud app deploy --project=serfr0-fdb app/queues.yaml
gcloud app deploy --project=serfr0-fdb app/cron.yaml
gcloud app deploy --project=serfr0-fdb app/index.yaml

If you want it to accumulate realtime flight track data, you'll also want to:

• deploy github.com/skypies/pi/skypi onto some Raspberry Pi receivers
• deploy github.com/skypies/pi/consolidator into a VM inside your project

The skypies will post bundles of received ADSB (and perhaps MLAT) messages up to Google PubSub, every second or so. The consolidator will read those bundles, group them by airframe, and add them into the database.

If you have CSV dumps of historical flight track data (perhaps from the FAA), you can import it using the code in github.com/skypies/flightdb/app/backend/foia.go.