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- [v1 Beta AWS Guide](v1-Beta-AWS-Guide/README.md) is a *beta* guide for manually setting up a production OpenEMR system on AWS. This solution is not HIPAA/BAA compliant.

- [v1 Stable Solution](v1-Stable-Solution) _(IN PROGRESS)_ is a fully automated solution for deploying OpenEMR to AWS, Google, Oracle, and Microsoft clouds. It contains a similar production architecture as the Beta AWS Guide, but without the manual steps. This solution is HIPAA/BAA compliant.
- [v1 Stable Solution](v1-Stable-Solution) _(IN PROGRESS)_ is a fully automated solution for deploying OpenEMR to AWS. It contains a similar production architecture as the Beta AWS Guide, but without the manual steps. This solution is HIPAA/BAA compliant.

- [v2 Kubernetes Solution](v2-Kubernetes-Solution) _(IN PROGRESS)_ is a fully automated solution for deploying OpenEMR to any cloud (including a "local cloud"). With an advanced archiecture and the latest in DevOps technologies, this solution is robust and HIPAA/BAA compliant.

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### Start by getting a local copy of OpenEMR v5

1. Download [this file](https://github.com/GoTeamEpsilon/OpenEMR-AWS/raw/master/openemr.tar.gz) to your computer.
1. Download [this file](https://github.com/GoTeamEpsilon/OpenEMR-AWS/raw/master/openemr.tar.gz) to your computer. Extract it and make sure the folder is named `openemr` (note that you may have to extract the tar twice if you are on Windows).

### Create an AWS Account

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4. Click **Add user**.
5. Under **Set user details**, enter your username in the **User name** field.
6. Under **Select AWS access type**, select only **AWS Management Console access** in the **Access type** area.
7. Click **Next: Permissions**.
8. Under **Set permissions for ...**, click the **Attach existing policies directly** box.
9. With the table at the bottom of the page in view, select **AdministratorAccess** (will be the first row).
10. Click **Next: Review**.
11. Under **Review**, ensure all information reflects the above steps.
12. Click **Next: Create user**.
13. Log out of the AWS console, go to the sign-in link you copied down in step 2, and log in with your new credentials.
14. (_Optional but highly recommended step_): Enable two-factor authentication via the **Security credentials** tab of your user profile in IAM. Click the pencil beside **Assigned MFA Device** to start this process.
7. Enter a [strong password](https://www.random.org/passwords/?num=1&len=16&format=html&rnd=new) for the **Console password** field. Note this in a safe place.
8. Click **Next: Permissions**.
9. Under **Set permissions for ...**, click the **Attach existing policies directly** box.
10. With the table at the bottom of the page in view, select **AdministratorAccess** (will be the first row).
11. Click **Next: Review**.
12. Under **Review**, ensure all information reflects the above steps.
13. Click **Next: Create user**.
14. Log out of the AWS console, go to the sign-in link you copied down in step 2, and log in with your new credentials.
15. (_Optional but highly recommended step_): Enable two-factor authentication via the **Security credentials** tab of your user profile in IAM. Click the pencil beside **Assigned MFA Device** to start this process.

### Select an AWS Region

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- Redis is set up as a large single instance as opposed to a cluster of instances.
- No SMTP solution is in place so OpenEMR emails will not be sent.

A **Stable** version of this solution is being worked on by TeamEpsilon. All of the above limitations will be addressed. In addition, the solution can be ran on Microsoft, Google, and Oracle clouds.
A **Stable** version of this solution is being worked on by TeamEpsilon. All of the above limitations will be addressed.

### What are the Recommendations for Development and Testing?

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