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An easy option for OpenShift deployment especially useful for demos is For those looking to deploy OpenMRS on OpenShift, using a quickstart cartridge , which allows to get started with OpenMRS in literally is an efficient option, especially for demo purposes. This method allows you to get OpenMRS up and running in just a few minutes.

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Step Guide

1. Add a DIY Cartridge

Start by adding a DIY cartridge to your OpenShift project. This will serve as the base for your OpenMRS installation.

2. Add MySQL Cartridge

Next, you need to add a MySQL cartridge to the previously created

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DIY cartridge. You can do this through the OpenShift console:

• Navigate to Cartridge ->

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• Databases -> Add MySQL

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• .

3. Prepare

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to Change the Cartridge

You’ll now need to clone the repository of your cartridge to make the necessary modifications.

• Clone the Repository:

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  language bash
  git clone ssh://$OPENSHIFT_APP_UUID@$OPENSHIFT_APP_DNS/~/git/openmrs.git/

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• Navigate to the

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• Cloned Directory:

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  language bash
  cd openmrs/

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4. Deploy the Quickstart Cartridge

To set up OpenMRS, you need to deploy the quickstart cartridge. Follow these steps:

• Add the Quickstart Repository as an Upstream Remote:

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  language bash
  git remote add upstream -m master git@github.com:ixWDE4eR/openshift-openmrs-quickstart.git

• Merge the Quickstart Repository:

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  language bash
  git pull -s recursive -X theirs upstream master

• Push the Changes:

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  language bash
  git push

5. Restart the Cartridge

After deploying the quickstart cartridge, restart the cartridge to apply the changes.

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6. Configure OpenMRS via Browser

Finally, proceed to the high-level

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configuration of OpenMRS through your web browser.

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