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yammdb

just another .mmdb

The project is discontinued.

This is another .mmdb which initially is build to verify existing geo data with real measurements.
However it works like any other .mmdb you can find on the Internet.

The goal is to update this .mmdb weekly.
You can get the .mmdb here: https://yammdb.serv.app/geo.mmdb
Raw data can be found here: https://raw.serv.app/

Limitations

  • This is not convering the entire IPv4 space, roughtly from 975k routed subnets, we have data on about 717k.
  • 1.1.1.1 like any other anycast IP will return incorrect data, the IP has to be unicast

Locations
Currently we have Servers in the following locations, we use to take measurements.

Continent Country City Info
EU UK London
EU NL Amsterdam
EU DE Frankfurt
EU FR Paris Thanks to Bunny
EU CZ Prague Thanks to Skylonhost
EU PL Warsaw Thanks to Webhorizon
EU AT Vienna
EU CH Zurich
EU ES Madrid Thanks to Ginernet
EU RU Moscow
EU TR Istanbul Thanks to Rabisu
NA US New York
NA US Seattle
NA US Miami
NA US Dallas
SA BR Sao Paulo Thanks to Misaka
AF NG Lagos Thanks to Misaka
AS RU Novosibirsk
AS JP Tokyo CN2
AS CN Hong Kong CN2
AS IN Mumbai
AS PK Pakistan Thanks to Virtury
AS SG Singapore
OC AU Sydney Thanks to Advinservers

This list will likely be expanded, if you want to sponsor us a virtual server for this, you can hit me up.

Structure
The Datastructure is the following.

Name Type Description
iso_code string ISO 3166-1, Alpha2
continent_code string NA, SA, AF, EU, AS, OC
location(latitude,longitude) double WGS
accuracy_radius double latency (ms)

Install dependencies for python example

pip3 install geoip2

Example
Reading the data is as easy as:

import geoip2.database

reader = geoip2.database.Reader("geo.mmdb")
response = reader.city("1.1.1.1")
print("Continent",response.continent.code)
print("Country",response.country.iso_code)
print("Latitude",response.location.latitude,"Longitude",response.location.longitude)
print(f"Latency {response.location.accuracy_radius}ms")

Currently accuracy_radius is used for the latency measured, since custom fields are not possible in the default reader.

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