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Movebase FHIR Server

FHIR Server for the Movebase infrastructure.

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  1. Production Deployment
  2. Contributing

Production Deployment

Want a FHIR Server that supports profiles established throughout the Movebase project? The easiest way is to deploy our docker stack for that. Just follow the steps below to get started.

❗ This setup is meant for folks that just want to deploy the Movebase FHIR Server including a database. If you want to deploy an instance of the whole Movebase project see the central Movebase repository.

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Deployment

  1. Create a docker swarm if you don't already have one: 
    docker swarm init
  2. Start both, a FHIR Server as well as a database container: 
    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dot-base/fhir-server/master/docker-compose.yml --output docker-compose.yml
docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml fhir-server
  3. Set the following environment variables on your production system. We advice auto generating a secure password and choosing a different username than admin ;). 
    export FHIR_DB_USER="YOUR_DB_USER"
export FHIR_DB_PASSWORD="YOUR_DB_PW"
  4. Done and dusted 🎉. This will deploy two containers: a Movebase fhir server as well as a postgres database container.
  5. [optional] Add these containers to your docker swarm or kubernetes config. Hint: You can use the docker-compose.yml as a template for this.

❗ Per default, port 8080 of the FHIR server container is exposed. You can change that, and other deployment options inside the docker-compose.yml. Remember to redeploy the stack after updating that file.

Contributing

Requirements

Running Locally

  1. Create a docker swarm if you don't already have one: 
    docker swarm init
  2. Start a database container: 
    docker stack deploy -c docker-compose-dev.yml dev-database
  3. Start the development server 
    mvn jetty:run
  4. By default the server is available at http://localhost:8080.
  5. Go and mix up some code 👩‍💻. The server will reload automatically once you save. Remember to keep an eye on the console.