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· Jan 20, 2017

MPI Question

#Beginner #HealthShare

Hello experts,

Good afternoon. I am a new member here and was wondering if any of you can help me with creating my own instance of Healthshare with MPI.  This will serve as a sandbox and a learning environment for me.  What is the minimum requirement to have such an environment setup, meaning will I only need to setup HSBUS, HSREGISTRY(HUB), MPI, HSACCESS, and EDGE Gateway(s)?  If so, how do I properly set them up without just installing an environment with ENSDEMO?  

My dream would be  to mimic what we have in our DEV environment, but in order for me to do so, I'm sure I'd have to export a list of things for each namespace (custom codes, service registries, perhaps OID, etc) which is beyond my capabilities for now. But, if I am to go with this route, where do I start and which settings should I export?  Any help is appreciated.  Thank you for your time.

Christian

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Paul Hula · Jan 26, 2017

Hi Christian,

   You don't need to run the install demo command and create a demo installation (but this can help), you can manually create each HS namespace you need, you can do this from the Healthshare portal manager, there is a Wizard and you select Bus/Edge/etc, this will then create the HS namespace you need.

As for export all of the HS configuration options from Dev (I'm assuming including subscriptions etc?) there isn't (too my knowledge) a standard way to do this.  It would be best to create an install script (using the standard %Installation scripts (look at the one for MU2 as an example)) to create all the items you want.  Ofcourse this will be based on you manually pulling the data out of dev. 

You can alternatively find the location of all the settings and write your own export.  I would suggest you ask a third party to help with this as I know many of them have these tools already.

       This is all IMHO..!

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