Open source and managed ecosystems FHIR in Azure
summary
Open source Microsoft FHIR Server ships as Docker images with SQL and Cosmos DB providers and a metadata endpoint that tags releases; deployments support local debugging and ARM templates. Azure offerings include Azure API for FHIR (CMK for at-rest encryption), Azure Health Data Services workspaces with DICOM API, Event Grid hooks, private link, SLA 99.9%, 30+ regions and 50+ certifications. Built-in $convert uses Azure Container Registry, imports run ~10x faster, exports ~100x faster, bundles and indexing improve performance and a new selective search index lands soon. Microsoft FHIR Server Azure Health Data Services
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Open source FHIR projects
- 5:45Managed FHIR services
- 7:14Azure Health Data Services
- 9:42Service capabilities
- 12:57Recent enhancements
- 13:39Q&A session
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