LinuxForHealth FHIR Server Starter Project
This project demonstrates using LinuxForHealth FHIR Server with minimal configuration to importing synthetic data from Synthea and set up a Postgres database. Much of the set up is automated with help from Docker and Powershell. The entire process of getting the server running is just a matter of running our Powershell scripts in the right order.
The official documentation for setting up Linux For Health is in their User's Guide.
Run with Derby configuration
See our README for Derby for instructions on running the FHIR server with the default Derby database. This is the simplest option, but viewing the database yourself is more difficult and this use case is less realistic as Derby is not suitable for production.
Run with Postgres configuration
See our README for Postgres for instructions on running the FHIR server with a Postgres database.
Generating and importing test data with Synthea
See our Synthea README for instructions on generating test data and importing it to LinuxForHealth FHIR server.