What is this?
OSIRIS is an open-source, real-time global intelligence (OSINT) dashboard. It aggregates live flight tracking, 17,000+ CCTV cameras, earthquakes, conflict zones, crypto tracing and 24/7 news streams onto a single WebGL map.
OSIRIS is an open-source, real-time global intelligence (OSINT) dashboard. It aggregates live flight tracking, 17,000+ CCTV cameras, earthquakes, conflict zones, crypto tracing and 24/7 news streams onto a single WebGL map.Is this a hosted service I sign up for, or something I run myself?You run it yourself — it is a self-hostable Next.js 16 web app. There is a prebuilt ~220 MB Docker image on GHCR, a compose file with CasaOS one-click metadata, and Vercel is the suggested deployment target.
You run it yourself — it is a self-hostable Next.js 16 web app. There is a prebuilt ~220 MB Docker image on GHCR, a compose file with CasaOS one-click metadata, and Vercel is the suggested deployment target.How do I get it running?Skip the build and pull the prebuilt image from GHCR via the included docker compose file. Copy .env.template to .env and set only what you need; the container always listens on port 3000, and you can remap the published port via OSIRIS_PORT without editing the compose file.
Skip the build and pull the prebuilt image from GHCR via the included docker compose file. Copy .env.template to .env and set only what you need; the container always listens on port 3000, and you can remap the published port via OSIRIS_PORT without editing the compose file.Do I need API keys for all these data feeds?No — all core feeds use public, keyless sources. The only gap is the RECON toolkit: without SCANNER_URL and SCANNER_KEY it returns 503, while every other layer works out of the box.
No — all core feeds use public, keyless sources. The only gap is the RECON toolkit: without SCANNER_URL and SCANNER_KEY it returns 503, while every other layer works out of the box.Is there a live demo before I self-host it?Yes — the README links a Live Demo at the top, so you can explore the dashboard before pulling the Docker image. The stack also deploys to Vercel Edge if you would rather not self-host.
Yes — the README links a Live Demo at the top, so you can explore the dashboard before pulling the Docker image. The stack also deploys to Vercel Edge if you would rather not self-host.What keyboard shortcuts does the dashboard have?F toggles the flight layers, E toggles earthquakes, S toggles satellites, D switches the day/night cycle, and Escape closes panels.
F toggles the flight layers, E toggles earthquakes, S toggles satellites, D switches the day/night cycle, and Escape closes panels.Which CCTV feeds does it pull from?Over 17,000 cameras from public transport agencies: TfL in London, WSDOT, Caltrans, ODOT and MDOT in the US, Hong Kong's Transport Department, Taiwan's THB and New Zealand's NZTA, among others.
Over 17,000 cameras from public transport agencies: TfL in London, WSDOT, Caltrans, ODOT and MDOT in the US, Hong Kong's Transport Department, Taiwan's THB and New Zealand's NZTA, among others.How is the project funded, and what do patrons get?Through Patreon. Supporters receive the RedTeam Console Discord role and access to the Special OSIRIS Console — which the README candidly notes is currently just a cool UI.
Through Patreon. Supporters receive the RedTeam Console Discord role and access to the Special OSIRIS Console — which the README candidly notes is currently just a cool UI.What are similar projects?Crucix, wavedigger, web-check, Shadowbroker, neko-master, OpenTerminal, worldmonitor, newsnow
Crucix, wavedigger, web-check, Shadowbroker, neko-master, OpenTerminal, worldmonitor, newsnowWhich topics is it in?geospatial, maps, vercel, osint, cryptocurrency, webgl, telegram, real-time, nextjs, docker-compose, dashboard, monitoring
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