Thanks for the article, @Guillaume Rongier !

I cloned repo, ran docker, containers up - but nothing is going on on the port:

Here is the docker-compose log:

 Running 1/1-rag-demo_default  Cre
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s 
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 1/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
[+] Running 3/3is-rag-demo-ollama-1  
 ✔ Network iris-rag-demo_default     Created0.0s  iris-rag-demo-iris-1    
 ✔ Container iris-rag-demo-ollama-1  Started0.9s 
 ✔ Container iris-rag-demo-iris-1    Started0.9s 
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Hi @Sapan Parikh !

The easiest way I think is with IPM and Docker.

$ docker pull intersystemsdc/irishealth-community:2023.2-zpm

$ docker run --rm --name iris-demo -d -p 9092:52773 intersystemsdc/irishealth-community:2023.2-zpm

$ docker exec -it iris-demo iris session iris

USER>zpm "install fhir-server"

Done!

Find the InterSystems IRIS FHIR Server at localhost:9092/fhir/r4/

And FHIR Server will be installed in FHIRSERVER namespace