GC2 – an enterprise platform for managing geospatial data, making map visualisations and creating applications. Built on the best open source and standard based software.
GC2 is part of the OSGeo Community Project GC2/Vidi
Make it easy to deploy PostGIS, MapServer, QGIS Server, MapCache, Elasticsearch, GDAL/Ogr2ogr. And offers an easy-to-use web application to configure the software stack.
The GC2 project aims to make it easy for organizations to use open source software for building geo-spatial infrastructure.
Online manual here
GC2 uses Docker to orchestra all the software needed. You can run Docker at Windows, MacOS or Linux. You can get the full stack up and running by using a docker-compose file.
First get the docker-compose file:
git clone https://github.com/mapcentia/gc2-vidi-docker-compose.git
cd gc2-vidi-docker-compose
Deploy both GC2 and Vidi:
docker-compose up
When open GC2 Admin at http://localhost:8080 and create a database by clicking Create New Account.
After you've created a database you can request Vidi at http://localhost:3000/app/[database]/public. Just make sure, there are some layers in public
schema and they're in a Group.
It's recommended to go through this workshop, which will teach you the basics of GC2/Vidi.
The Docker-compose file is for deploying GC2 and Vidi in a test environment. It will expose GC2 on port 8080 and Vidi on 3000 PostgreSQL password is set to 1234
MapCentia believes getting easy access to standard based open source software matters. As the company behind the open source project GC2 — a complete platform for managing geospatial data, making map visualisations and creating applications, MapCentia is helping teams to get the most out of their data. From local governments to world leading consulting firms, our product is extending what's possible with open source software and data.