The goal of the FHIR-Starter is to ease the deployment of an Azure Healthcare API FHIR Service along with a Service Client to get users up and running with FHIR in minutes rather than days.
Azure API for FHIR is generally available for both public and government in multiple geo-regions. For information about government cloud services at Microsoft, check out Azure services by FedRAMP.
The FHIR-Starter scripts are designed for and tested from the Azure Cloud Shell - Bash Shell environment. The following services will be set up in the FHIR-Starter deploy process. Detailed deployment instuctions are located in the Readme.md within the scripts directory.
- Azure API for FHIR
- Azure Key Vault (users can select to use an existing keyvault as long as they have Purge Secrets access)
- Azure AD Service Principle for RBAC link
- Azure Resource Group
- Postman (for testing)
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Next Steps Complete Setup steps detailed here.
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| Directory | Contains |
|---|---|
| main | Readme, Security and compliance documents |
| docs | Getting started documents |
| scripts | Readme + Deployment, Setup and Control scripts |
| templates | ARM Templates for customers without Cloud Shell access (in progress) |
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