Hi Community!
Creating a Docker container for MyGNUHealth, the personal health record component of the GNU Health ecosystem, involves several considerations. While there are existing Docker images for GNU Health’s Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) and related components, such as those provided by OpusVL GitHub and skalanux GitHub, a dedicated container for MyGNUHealth is not readily available.
MyGNUHealth is designed primarily as a desktop and mobile application, focusing on individual health tracking GNU Health. Its architecture and intended use differ from server-based components like the HMIS, which are more straightforward to containerize. This distinction means that running MyGNUHealth within a Docker container presents unique challenges, particularly concerning user interface integration and data storage, they use tryton to be able, but like can be clear on these images, it’s hard.
Background:
In past I just used for track my Personal Health Information like vaccines but I have used HealthVault, it’s important to note that it was a personal health record platform developed by Microsoft, which was officially shut down in November 2019 and offer the people to migrate to Lydia which is shut down one year ago and no option with web client is available, I wait one year for Fasten but the focus is different, like mostly GNU projects, MyGNUHealth need a special touch because the main focus is the base software, I think give to people the web client of gnu health read to go will be really nice specially for people that need to track the health condition like me.
ref.:
Official docker compose: GNU Health / Docker / GNU Health Docker Compose · GitLab from docs
Repo: https://codeberg.org/gnuhealth
Instructions to install the web client: install-steps-gnu-health · GitHub
Image with demo: https://hub.docker.com/r/billynkid/tryton-server-gnuhealth
Alternative: https://hub.docker.com/r/mbsolutions/tryton-server-gnuhealth
Docker compose: Fani Dimou / Gnuhealth Docker Compose · GitLab