System Requirements
Gurpreet Luthra
VivekV
Jan Mewes
Basic configuration
Discussion on OpenMRS Talk about Bahmni resource requirements:
Bahmni LITE
- Please also checkout the latest version of Bahmni LITE, for clinics and small hospitals here: Bahmni Lite - A lightweight opensource version of Bahmni
- Try out the docker-compose version on your machine/server, or just play with the online demos mentioned on the page above ^.
Bahmni will run smoothly on a server with the following minimum configuration. The following server configuration is for running complete Bahmni with all sub-systems, i.e. OpenMRS, OpenERP and OpenELIS.
CPU - Quad core (8 core, if in future you would want to run PACS integration from the same server)
Memory - 8 GB (16 GB, if in future you would want to run PACS integration from the same server)
- Hard disk - 500GB (doesn't include the disk space needed for PACS integration or if you plan to upload a lot of files/images)
If you are running on OpenMRS sub-system then 8 GB is more than enough.
- SSD drives perform much better than SATA, but is slightly expensive.
- 500 GB has been mentioned above not because the system needs that much space but because it is standard specs. 150 GB should be more than enough in most cases.
AWS
If you are deploying on AWS, you can consider using T3 (XL) depending on above parameters/needs. AWS EC2 instance types: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/
Test installations
The minimum hardware requirements for test installations 8GB RAM. The installation with 4GB RAM and 2 CPUs but might lead to problems, e.g. the necessity to start services manually (see Install Bahmni on CentOS#Bahmni Services).
bahmni -i local --skip openerp,bahmni-erp-connect,bahmni-reports install
Without this it might be necessary to start some services (e.g. openmrs) manually after the installation or a system reboot
Devices Supported by Bahmni
Recommended browsers
| Device | Browsers Recommended |
|---|---|
| iOS | Safari |
| Android | Chrome (first preference) |
| Windows PC | Chrome (first preference) |
| Mac | Chrome |
| Linux | Chrome, or Chromium |
To know which version of Chrome browser you are running, go to this link: http://whatversion.net/chrome/
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