GeoNode 4.0.3 Release

GeoNode 4.0.3 is out

Blog ‐ Posted on 28.02.2023 by Giovanni Allegri

Dear Reader, We are pleased to announce the new stable release of GeoNode. This release is the last one of the 4.0.x line. This line includes only fixes for critical bugs and security issues. It doesn't contain feature changes and complete backword compatibilty with 4.0.2 is granted, This release includes upgrades for some core Python dependencies, and the upgrade to Geoserver 2.20.7 which provides important security updates. The full list of changes and bug fixes can be found in the changelog. A wiki page has been created with the procedure to upgrade a GeoNode Project 4 instance to 4.0.3. Additional information...

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GeoNode 4.0.2

GeoNode 4.0.2 is out

Blog ‐ Posted on 02.02.2023 by Giovanni Allegri

Dear Reader, We are pleased to announce the new stable release of GeoNode 4.0.2 with new features and enhancements. This will be, most probably, the latest release for the 4.0.x line. The next one will be 4.1.0, which will introduce several enhancements do the client architecture and upgrades to the backend services, including Geoserver. More details can be found in the Release Schedule page. The full list of changes and bug fixes for this release can be found here, while this blog highlights the most interesting ones. Upgrade of Mapstore Client In this version, mapstore client is updated to version...

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GeoNode Release 4.0-RC1

Blog ‐ Posted on 13.07.2022 by Giovanni Allegri

Dear Reader, We are pleased to announce the new release 4.0-RC1 of GeoNode. A live demo is available for anyone to try and preview the new features. Up-to-date documentation is also available to dig into the full list of features and options. This is the second milestone since we started the re-design of GeoNode, seeking to make it even more straightforward to use, secure and scalable. A lot of enhancements have been introduced since the beginning of this process. This milestone is the last step toward the official release of GeoNode 4.0.0 which will land before FOSS4G 2022. GeoNode 4 is...

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HEV-E

HEV-E: leveraging on GeoNode to explore data for disaster risk management

Blog ‐ Posted on 11.06.2018 by Giovanni Allegri

Sharing data and information related to risk management is a stringent necessity. Natural events have an ever increasing impact on global population and assets, mostly in areas with reduced capabilities to deal with emergencies. Disaster management, prevention, and planning activities require access to the most up to date and detailed information available for a geographic area. Often data resides in some remote corners of the web hardly discoverable or, in the worst case, is kept segregated in local storage reducing or completely cancelling its value. Moreover data often lacks fundamental information (metadata) regarding its contents and formats. The GFDRR group of World Bank...

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One click away from GeoNode with Rancher and Docker

Blog ‐ Posted on 01.05.2018 by Giovanni Allegri

Anyone who has had the chance to install GeoNode knows that setting it up means having to deal with a whole stack of software components. PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Geoserver, Celery, RabbitMQ, ElasticSearch are the key elements for a complete GeoNode setup that allows to exploit the complete set of functionalities offered by the platform. GeoNode provides a setup procedure (based on Paver) that simplifies the process for testing and development purposes, but a production-ready deployment requires more steps to configure and integrate the individual components to offer a reliable and robust setup. Docker, Rancher and GeoNode The past years have seen the rise of DevOps technologies that...

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