Health Samurai Blog

We're benchmarking popular open-source FHIR servers and Aidbox across CRUD, batch processing, and search workloads. Here's what we're testing and why.

Aidbox 2603 brings BigQuery streaming, Databricks Lakebase support, FHIR package dependency overrides, and Formbox improvements.

How Aidbox moved canonical resolution from runtime to configuration time — with pinning, tree-shaking, and a deterministic candidate selection algorithm.

Benchmarking Aidbox with 8 CPU cores: single instance vs multiple. 2×4 loses only 6% RPS but adds redundancy and better P99.

R6 moves immature resources out of core into incubator IGs. Here is how additional resources work, what changed, and what it means for implementers.

Bug report → full test report in 10 minutes. See how LLM agents reproduce bugs, generate tests, and validate Aidbox automatically.

We load-tested Aidbox pool settings. 80 configs show how web threads and DB pools affect throughput and latency.

Token Introspection is the critical bridge between Authentication and Authorization. When a client presents a token to access FHIR resources, the server must check if the token is valid.

FHIR API gateway design: routing, security, rate limiting, and API management for healthcare — with architecture patterns and Aidbox examples.

Explore ways of cutting design costs using a multi-tenant FHIR API with SMART on FHIR support and comply with the 21st Century Cures Act for EHR systems on the fly.