The Predictive Maintenance Aircraft Engine system is designed to leverage real-time sensor data from aircraft engines to predict when maintenance is needed.
This document provides a detailed overview of the deployment process for the system, covering the full-stack architecture, Docker setup, and steps to deploy the application using Docker and Docker Compose.
The system is composed of two key components: Frontend (Dash) and Backend (Flask).
The backend is a RESTful API implemented using Flask and the frontend is built using Dash.
To streamline deployment and ensure that the application runs consistently across different environments, both the frontend and backend are containerized using Docker.
To deploy the application, clone GitHub repository, build and start both the backend and frontend services simultaneously, and access the services via endpoint URLs.
For production deployments, consider using orchestration tools like Kubernetes to handle scaling, resource management, and security.
Model management, monitoring and logging, security, and continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) are some additional considerations for deploying the system in a production environment.
By combining Flask for the backend API, Dash for interactive visualizations, and Docker for containerization, this solution offers a reliable and scalable solution for optimizing aircraft engine maintenance operations.
With further enhancements, the Predictive Maintenance Aircraft Engine system can serve as a critical tool for improving aircraft engine maintenance operations and reducing unplanned downtime.