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banda-health/openmrs-docker

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healthcare

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software
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Docker repository for OpenMRS with the OpenHMIS modules # What is OpenMRS/Banda Health OpenMRS is an open source medical records system that is deployed around the world. You can find more information at OpenMRS.org. Banda Health (formerly OpenHMIS) adds hospital management features on top of OpenMRS; information about it can be found at bandahealth.org. Documentation for configuring OpenHMIS can be found on the OpenMRS Wiki. # OpenHMIS Docker Images These docker images will install the OpenMRS platform, OpenMRS reference application, and the latest OpenHMIS modules. The images will also optionally create a demo database with a limited amount of patients, observations, and the minimal configuration data needed for the OpenHMIS modules to be used. The naming convention for the tags uses the following format: ` _ `. For images that do not include the reference application modules no second version number is defined. Branches have been created to track the last released version of the major and minor releases. These branches do not include the minor and/or patch version number. The images are tagged by OpenMRS platform and reference application versions: OpenMRS Platform 2.1.3 with Reference App 2.8.0 (tag: 2.1.3_2.8.0) OpenMRS Platform 2.1.3 without the reference app (tag: 2.1.3) To get the latest release, the following tags can be used: Latest released OpenMRS Platform 2.1.x with the latest released Reference App 2.x (tag: latest) The `latest` tag will always be the image for the last released platform with the last released reference application. # How to Use the OpenHMIS Images using docker-compose ## Summarized steps with our defined defaults 1. Install docker 2. Install docker-compose 3. Create a directory where you will download the docker-compose file. After creating this directory, cd (change directory) to the created directory. 4. Download the compose file: `curl raw.githubusercontent.com -o docker-compose.yml` 5. `docker-compose up -d` - this i …