Run Aidbox + FHIR Portals on k8s

This guide provides instructions for deploying Aidbox and FHIR App Portal on Kubernetes using Helm charts.

Overview

The SmartBox Helm chart allows you to deploy a complete FHIR server solution on Kubernetes, including:

• Aidbox FHIR server
• FHIR App Portal
• PostgreSQL database
• Required configurations and secrets

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:

• A Kubernetes cluster (version 1.19+)
• kubectl configured to communicate with your cluster
• helm (version 3.0+) installed
• Aidbox license key (for production deployments)

Deployment Guide

The official Helm charts and comprehensive deployment guide are available in the Health Samurai Helm Charts repository:

Repository: https://github.com/HealthSamurai/helm-charts/tree/main/smartbox

The repository contains:

• Helm chart manifests - Production-ready Kubernetes manifests
• values.yaml - Configurable deployment parameters
• README.md - Detailed installation and configuration guide
• Examples - Sample configurations for different deployment scenarios

Quick Start

1. 1.
   Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/HealthSamurai/helm-charts.git
cd helm-charts/smartbox

2. 2.
   Review and customize the values:

# Edit values.yaml with your configuration
vim values.yaml

3. 3.
   Install the chart:

helm install smartbox . -f values.yaml

4. 4.
   Verify the deployment:

kubectl get pods
kubectl get services

Configuration

Refer to the SmartBox Helm Chart documentation for detailed configuration options, including:

• Custom resource limits
• Persistent volume configuration
• Ingress and TLS setup
• Environment-specific settings
• Backup and monitoring configuration