This is a central repository with high level information on Foundation Services (FDNS), links to tutorials, example code, etc.
Foundation Services (FDNS) is a library of foundational open source software components implemented as microservices. They can be assembled in various arrangements to rapidly and efficiently build modern, open, and interoperable public health software. They are considered “foundational” because of their high reusability and broad applicability to wide array of use cases.
FDNS are easily adapatable, portable, and open source. This can reduce costs and shorten schedules, allowing teams with limited resources to quickly build new applications or upgrade existing ones.
For most repositories, you will need to have the following installed before getting up and running locally:
- Docker, Installation guides
- Docker Compose, Installation guides
- Windows Users: This project uses
Make, please see Cygwin for running commands in this README
Packages deployed to NPM:
Other SDK's (more to come):
Example apps using the React UI and/or JS SDK:
- FDNS Storage Microservice, the immutable storage layer for the Data Lake
- FDNS Object Microservice, a mutable layer for interacting with the Data Lake
- FDNS Indexing Microservice, the indexing or navigation layer of the Data Lake
- FDNS Gateway Microservice, the gateway layer for connecting deployed microservices together
- FDNS Combiner Microservice, a microservice for combining JSON files into a single CSV or XLSX file
- FDNS Business Rules Microservice, a microservice for ingesting and validating JSON files
- FDNS Reporting Microservice, a microservice for generating reports from the Data Lake in XML, JSON, CSV, or XLSX
- FDNS CDA Utilities Microservice, a microservice for parsing and generating CDA data
- FDNS HL7 Utilities Microservice, a microservice for parsing, validating, and generating HL7 data
- FDNS Microsoft Utilities Microservice, a microservice for parsing Microsoft formatted documents
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