A code received after purchasing FlightHub 2 On-Premises, used to create or upgrade a License on the DJI Developer website. A trial activation code is also available once a trial application is approved.
Server Fingerprint File
A file used to identify a server and apply for a License. When installing a License, the server fingerprint must match the fingerprint bound to the License; otherwise, authorization will fail.
License
Used to verify that the software's operating environment is authorized. A License can be created on the DJI Developer website using an activation code and a server fingerprint file. It must be installed before deploying FlightHub 2 On-Premises.
Terra Model Reconstruction
An on-premises model reconstruction service in FlightHub 2 On-Premises, based on the DJI Terra model reconstruction engine.
MBTiles
A format that packages map tiles into a single file for easy distribution and use.
XYZ Tiles
A method of organizing map tiles using X, Y, and Z indices. Z represents the zoom level, while X and Y represent the horizontal and vertical tile indices.
K3s
A lightweight Kubernetes distribution that provides the runtime foundation for FlightHub 2 On-Premises clusters. It is deployed with the installation package and requires no separate installation or maintenance.
Management Node
Also called a Management Server. It handles control tasks such as cluster scheduling and management.
Worker Node
Also called a Worker Server. It runs application services.
Authorization Node
Also called an Authorization Server. It is used to install Licenses for DJI FlightHub 2 and Value-Added Services. A cluster supports only 1 Authorization Node. Failure of this node makes the entire cluster unavailable, so ensure that it operates reliably.
NTP Service
A Network Time Protocol service that synchronizes the system time of devices and servers. DJI FlightHub 2 deploys this service automatically, with no additional configuration required.
EMQX
Messaging middleware that supports multiple IoT protocols and provides real-time messaging between devices.
Self-Signed Certificate
An SSL/TLS certificate issued by an organization or individual for encrypted communication. Since it is not issued by a recognized certificate authority, clients may need to trust it manually.
