This Docker Compose spins up the GNU Health Hospital Information System (HIS):
https://docs.gnuhealth.org/his
It contains a PostgreSQL container, an application container running GNU Health through uWSGI and a Nginx container as reverse proxy.
To set it up follow the following instructions:
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Run docker compose up -d --build
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Install & run GNU Health client using Ansible or Vanilla installation
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Connect to localhost:8080, use 'health' for empty database and 'ghdemo44' for demo database. Username is 'admin' and password 'gnusolidario'.
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Run 'python3 test.py' for non interactive connection test
This is intended for developing and testing purposes - not for productive use!
The Docker image can be run with a number of environment variables allowing to configure it. Please see env template file for an example. This section explains every variable with a default value (that is set automatically if you don't set another one manually).
GNUHEALTH_DB_HOST ("db"): Hostname for PostgreSQL instance.
GNUHEALTH_DB_PORT (5432): Port for PostgreSQL instance.
GNUHEALTH_DB_USERNAME ("gnuhealth"): Database user name for PostgreSQL instance.
GNUHEALTH_DB_PW ("gnusolidario"): Password of database user name.
GNUHEALTH_DB_NAME ("health"): Name of database to create, owned by user specified above.
GNUHEALTH_ADMIN_MAIL ("example@example.com"): Admin email for Tryton client - does not break the program if it's not a valid one.
GNUHEALTH_ADMIN_PW ("gnusolidario"): Admin password in Tryton client (or Proteus if scripted access).
GNUHEALTH_DEMO_DB (true): Boolean to specify if demo database should be installed as well.
If you want to add HTTPS, follow this steps:
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Add your certificate and key
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Uncomment Option B in web-site/reverse_proxy.conf and insert your paths (or leave A & B)
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Uncomment the line "- 8443:443" on the bottom of docker-compose.yml