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What Datalastic does.

Datalastic is an international data API provider founded on the market for maritime vessel AIS tracking services since 2017. The company offers a comprehensive ship data and API service, providing historical and current AIS data for ships, cargo ships, fishing boats, and cruise ships. Datalastic has a database with over 750,000 ship data entries and is capable of monitoring the precise position of ships and their arrival times (ETA). The API is suitable for developers and supports a variety of programming languages such as Python, Ruby, PHP, Java, Go, and .NET. Datalastic has certified servers in Munich, Germany, with a server availability of 99.99%. The company is known for its high-quality data and continuous improvements in its services.

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