About The Integration
The integration between Open Health Hub and Docker supports flexible, controlled deployment of Open Health Hub components within existing IT landscapes. Docker enables Open Health Hub to be deployed in a modular and portable way, aligning with healthcare organizations’ infrastructure, security, and governance requirements. By using containerized deployment, Open Health Hub can run consistently across environments such as on-premise, private cloud, or managed hosting. This allows IT teams to integrate Open Health Hub alongside EHR systems, integration platforms, and FHIR servers, while maintaining control over data location, scalability, and operational policies.
How To Connect This
Open Health Hub is designed to be deployed and managed using Docker-based environments commonly used by healthcare IT teams and integration partners. We work closely with organizations and vendors that operate containerized platforms, and this is reflected in how deployment and configuration are handled. Docker-based deployment is configured through the Open Health Hub admin and settings environment, in combination with the organization’s existing container infrastructure. Components can be deployed, updated, and scaled in a controlled manner, while integrations with FHIR APIs, identity, and governance settings are configured within the platform itself. This approach allows organizations to adopt Open Health Hub without forcing changes to their infrastructure strategy. It supports secure, repeatable deployments and enables faster onboarding, testing, and scaling of interoperability use cases, while remaining aligned with healthcare-grade security and compliance requirements.
