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This page gives a listing of ALL Bahmni (Legacy Versions) releases. We recommend NOT to use these versions, and they are only available for reference purposes. Please see the Install Page to understand how to install Bahmni. To access an online demo of Bahmni, please click here. All RPMs for Bahmni are hosted on Amazon S3. For any questions, regarding Bahmni, post them on Bahmni OpenMRS Talk (tag Bahmni).
Latest Release!
The Latest Release of Bahmni is the Bahmni LITE Version for Clinics and Small hospitals. This is a totally revamped version of Bahmni, and all adopters are recommended to use this version. See more details here: Bahmni LITE Releases.
For Large Hospitals a new release is soon going to be published called Bahmni STANDARD. Read more here.
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Thank you Bintray and JFrog for supporting Bahmni and providing us space for free for all these years! It was absolutely great while it lasted
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YourKit supports open source projects with innovative and intelligent tools for monitoring and profiling Java and .NET applications. YourKit is the creator of YourKit Java Profiler. YourKit has been kind enough for supporting Bahmni in our profiling needs for analysis purposes!
@Gurpreet Luthra@Sushma Rao (Deactivated) would be good if we could add a couple of rows in this table to indicate when are the next couple of release planned to happen. Also i see different colours in the first column. What does that mean?
Sometimes we end up doing multiple minor releases for the same version of Bahmni, we wanted to ensure every time a new RPM is released, thee is a new row added to the above table, for reference purposes, and people know which is the latest one. The color in the first column is to bring attention of the reader on the version column, and indicate that the rows have the same release mentioned multiple times. For a given major release number, the color is the same.
@Gurpreet Luthra @Sushma Rao (Deactivated) would be good if we could add a couple of rows in this table to indicate when are the next couple of release planned to happen. Also i see different colours in the first column. What does that mean?