Getting Started
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To deploy the CDR locally follow the steps below
Clone the GitHub repository for the project.
In your terminal, navigate to the project root directory and run the command ./get-cli.sh to download the executable for your operating system[linux|windows|macos] .
The first step downloads three executable files platform-linux | platform-macos | platform.ex . Edit the command in the deploy-local.sh file. It should have executable suitable for your operating system like below
./platform-linux "$1" -c="../disi-on-platform" --dev --env-file="./.env.local" disi-poc
Ensure docker is installed on your machine, and run the command docker swarm init to initialise a docker swarm.
To start up the project run the command./deploy-local.sh init .
The following options can be passed to the ./deploy-local.sh command
init for initialising the services
down for stopping the services
up for bringing the services up
destroy for removing the services
Below are the urls and credentials for accessing the services
OpenHIM console - http://localhost:9000 -u root@openhim.org -p instant101
OpenHIM core - http://localhost:5001 Authorization: Custom test
Kibana - http://localhost:5601 -u elastic -p dev_password_only
Jsreport - http://localhost:5488 -u admin -p dev_password_only
Sante MPI - http://localhost:9200 -u administrator -p Mohawk123
Navigate to the test folder and run the following command yarn && yarn bootstrap && yarn test. Alternatively, one can import the postman collection in the test folder and use postman for sending HIV case reports. The data that is sent through can be seen on Kibana and Jseport.
Remote deployments can be done via ssh. The user's ssh key will have to be added to the remote server, and docker swarm has to be initiated on the server. Ansible and terraform scripts can be used for setting up the servers. Once the servers have been set, the following command can be run to initiate the services.
DOCKER_HOST=ssh://<IP ADDRESS> ./deploy-qa.sh init