You can install Bahmni on the Cloud, as long as you meet the System Requirements (64-bit Ubuntu v22.x along with Docker). One easy way of doing this is on Digital Ocean. Sign up using this referral link (you get 200$ credited to your account). Digital Ocean gives you a computer with a public IP on the cloud, with high speed internet access, and SSD drives. Please read the pricing FAQ for Digital Ocean. To see how to install Bahmni with docker here: Running Bahmni on Docker. In this case you should provision the latest Ubuntu machine with 8GB RAM (if you want to run the whole suite).

Steps to Install Bahmni on Digital Ocean

Step 1: Create an account on Digital Ocean. Sign up using this referral link to get 200$ credited to your account.

Step 2: Create a Droplet with the following settings at minimum (Read steps here):

• 64-bit Ubuntu (v20/22.x)
  
• For the hardware configuration, please see Bahmni System Requirements  (for instance: 8 GB RAM, 150 GB disk)
• A region close to your geographical location for faster network speed
• Enable "Private Networking"
• Add your Public SSH Key (else they will email you a root login password). SSH Key is more secure and recommended.

Step 3: You should be able to login into your machine using the command "ssh root@<ip-of-your-droplet>" 

Step 4: Setup swap space on your machine using these steps (for reference read this document). We want to setup 4 GB  of swap space.

# Informs you of how much swap space is allocated. if nothing is returned, then its not setup.
swapon -s   
 
# To setup 4096k (4GB swap space) do these steps: 
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=1024 count=4096k
sudo mkswap /swapfile

# Activate the swap file
sudo swapon /swapfile  
echo '/swapfile   swap   swap    defaults        0 0' | sudo tee --append /etc/fstab
 
# Check if swap space is setup
swapon -s   

Now you have a fresh 64-bit Ubuntu Box available with 4GB swap space setup. You can choose to snapshot this box, so that you don't need to repeat these steps next time you need a fresh box.

Step 5: To Install Bahmni follow this document: Running Bahmni on Docker (recommended)