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Bahmni LITE comes with CIEL Concept dictionary, which comprises of over 50K medical terms. This can slow down the first time initialisation initialization of DB. To use a pre-loaded DB with CIEL dictionary, to increase startup time, please follow these steps.

Use the

decrease startup time, Bahmni publishes pre-loaded DBs based on mysql v5.6 and mysql v5.7. The default OpenMRS DB image of bahmni-lite points to the bahmni/openmrs-db:1.0.0-lite-mysql5.7. This can be configured and changed as per your requirements. The DB dump with CIEL data is maintained here on github: https://github.com/Bahmni/bahmni-scripts/tree/master/demo/db-backups/1.0.0-lite

DB Images pre-loaded with CIEL concepts are:

  • bahmni/openmrs-db:1.0.0-lite-mysql5.6: OpenMRS DB based on mysql v5.6

  • bahmni/openmrs-db:

clinic-config image as OpenMRS DB to reduce the booting time of Bahmni Lite. To use this image:

  • 1.0.0-lite-mysql5.7: OpenMRS DB based on mysql v5.7

These images can be used by changing the OPENMRS_DB_IMAGE_NAME variable in .env file of bahmni-lite

To start Bahmni with a fresh DB, perform the following one-time steps:

Note

If you have already started Bahmni, please make sure to bring down all the containers by running docker compose --profile <profile_used_at_start> down -v

  1. Change the OPENMRS_DB_IMAGE_NAME variable to

bahmni/openmrs-db:clinic-config

  1. mysql:5.6 or mysql:5.7 in .env file of Bahmni Lite (this means use MySQL published fresh docker image)

    Code Block
    OPENMRS_DB_IMAGE_NAME=
bahmni/openmrs-db:clinic-configUncomment 
  1. mysql:5.6

  2. Set the OPENMRS_DB_CREATE_TABLES variable to 'true' in .env file of bahmni-lite

  3. Comment out the volume mounts for configuration_checksums in openmrs and

openmrs-db

  1. openmrsdb service in the docker-compose.

yaml

  1. yml of Bahmni Lite. Doing this will make sure that the initializer module re-executes the changelogs. Note: the default initialiser configuration can be seen here. To run with your own “config”, see this documentation.

    Code Block
    # Add a '#' in front of the configuration_checksum lines in volume sub-section of the individual services to comment them out
# - 'configuration_checksums:/openmrs/data/configuration_checksums'
# - 'configuration_checksums:/configuration_checksums'

  2. Now start Bahmni LITE, and see the openmrs logs to understand when the initialiser logs finish execution.

    Code Block
    # Start
Bahmni Lite
info
  1.  Bahmni LITE (in bahmni-lite/ subfolder)
docker compose up -d

# See OpenMRS Logs
docker compose logs openmrs -f

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