resto is a STAC catalog and a search engine dedicated to geospatialized data. Originally, it’s main purpose it to handle Earth Observation satellite imagery but it can be used to store any kind of metadata localized in time and space.
resto search API conforms to the SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) specification v1.1.0
The INSTALLATION.md file provides additional information on the installation process.
To launch a default pre-configured resto instance, just type :
./deploy
This will build locally the jjrom/resto image and launch a resto container exposing the resto API service at http://localhost:5252
To launch a default develop resto instance (i.e. with RESTO_DEBUG set to true and all database logs), just type :
./deploy -e config-dev.env
To launch a default develop resto instance using a connection pooling, just type :
./deploy -e config-dev-pgbouncer.env
If you're using docker on Mac with apple Silicon M1 chip, be sure to turn off "Use Rosetta for x86/amd64 emulation on Apple Silicon" in Docker Desktop > Settings > General.
When this option is turned on, every calls to PHP preg_match function (which is used by resto) leads to a segmentation fault within php fpm and an HTTP 502 Bad Gateway error in nginx. Why ? I just don't know !
See COLLECTIONS_CATALOGS_ITEMS.md
Here are some projects that use resto.
- European Digital Twin of the Ocean
- CREODIAS
- The French Sentinel Data Processing center
- The French Space Agency, THEIA land data center
- The Polish EO Data finder
- Remote Sensor Technology Center of Japan, EPIC project
- Sentinel Australia Regional Access
- ESA's Food Security Thematic Exploitation Platform
- ESA's Forestry Thematic Exploitation Platform
- CNES Kalideos platform
- CEOS Recovery Observatory
- EO4SD Lab - Earth observation for sustainable development
- IRSTEA Thisme project - THeia and Irstea Soil MoisturE catalog
If you plan to use resto and would like to have your project added to this list, feel free to contact support