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The goal of the FHIR-Starter repo is to provide users with a choice of deployment options for Azure API for FHIR and supporting resources. The deployFhirStarter.bash script hosted in this repo is the recommended method for deploying Azure API for FHIR with an AAD Service Client for use with FHIR-Proxy.
The deployFhirStarter.bash script deploys the following resources (detailed deployment instructions are available in the scripts directory).
- Azure API for FHIR
- Azure Key Vault (users can select to use an existing Key Vault as long as the Key Vault's Purge Protection is disabled)
- Managed Service Identity - Service Principal for RBAC (link)
- Azure Resource Group
After running the deployFhirStarter.bash script, you can set up Postman following these instructions.
Note: The deployFhirStarter.bash script is designed and tested for the Azure Cloud Shell - Bash Shell environment.
To deploy resources in Azure, you must have an active Azure Subscription. Read here about obtaining a free Azure Subscription.
Next Steps
Complete the deployment and setup detailed here.
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The table below lists items contained within this repository:
| 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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