Firely's FHIR Server, with configuration and volumes prepared for easier configuration.

Currently, this is using only FHIR v4. Looking forward to move to v5 :)

Uses 2 services:

• Firely's FHIR Server
• SQL Server for persistence of operational and administration data

Firely Server in docker-compose.yml uses several volumes, mapped into firely-configuration directory. To run the service, this directory must include:

• license folder with a license firelyserver-license.json inside:

  • Free tier can be gotten from Firely Server Trial;
  • The license is ignored by Git, as it must not be shared by source control;

• plugins folder:

  • Any custom plugins (DLLs) must be put inside this folder, to be used by the Server;
  • Custom plugins' namespaces must also be referenced within appsettings, to be picked up by the Server;
  • Currently its content is ignored by Git, to avoid having built DLLs in source control (instead, these can be built locally, in a CI/CD process, etc.);

• settings folder with:

  • Appsettings and logsettings JSON files;
  • An example of an environment-specific appsettings file, with an example to exclude Importing operations (appsettings.instance.exclude_import.json)

• vonk-import folder to load additional conformance resources;

• vonk-imported folder to to save the import history of conformance resources:

  • Its content is ignored by Git, to allow each local environment to do the initial loading into their persistence infrastructure (in this case, SQL Server).