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Medical system

Medical system is a small application build with ASP.NET 5 and EF to document medical records. User can store doctor, patient and consultation information in this application with their web browser. This is a proof of concept of how we can use microservice with ASP.NET 5.

image

This is influenced by .NET Microservices Sample Reference Application

CI CD status

Module Status
Doctor service Doctor service CI CD
Patient service Patient service CI CD
Consultation service Consultation service CI CD
Web gateway Web gateway CI CD
Web mvc Web mvc CI CD
Doctor sync job Doctor sync job CI CD
Patient sync job Patient sync job CI CD
Health check dashboard Health check dashboard CI CD

Tech stack

Module Tech
Backend apis ASP.NET 5 gRPC service
Gateway ASP.NET 5 Web Api
Frontend web application ASP.NET 5 MVC
Jobs Azure function
Database access Entity Framework
Database SQL Server
Unit test NUnit

Architecture diagram

Medical system architecture

Docker images

This app is in docker images and stored in dockerhub.

Images Dockerhub Version
Doctor service https://hub.docker.com/r/45862391/doctorservice Docker Image Version (latest by date)
Patient service https://hub.docker.com/r/45862391/patientservice Docker Image Version (latest by date)
Consultation service https://hub.docker.com/r/45862391/consultationservice Docker Image Version (latest by date)
Web gateway https://hub.docker.com/r/45862391/webgateway Docker Image Version (latest by date)
Web mvc https://hub.docker.com/r/45862391/webmvc Docker Image Version (latest by date)

Hosting

When a new release is created then this app is stored inside a docker image and push to docker hub through CI CD. Hosting in Azure is not done as a part of CI CD. That needs to be done manually.

  • Create a new resource group in Azure
  • In that resource group create the following resources
    • App Service Plan for Linux
    • Web App for Doctor service, Patient service, Consultation service, Web Gateway and Web Mvc
    • SQL Server
    • Database for Doctor service, Patient service and Consultation service
  • Create tables in the databases for Doctor service, Patient service and Consultation service
  • Update the connection strings in the web app configuration for Doctor service, Patient service and Consultation service
  • Update api endpoint urls in Web Gateway and Web Mvc

Now open the Web App URL in web browser for Web Mvc and you should access the app.

The future plan is to deploy the services in AKS.

How to run

You need Visual Studio 2019, ASP.NET 5, Entity Framework, Azure tools for Visual Studio 2019 and SQL Server 2016 to work on this solution locally.

  • Clone the repo
  • Create the databases and tables with the script provided in the repo.
  • Update the connection strings and other configs in appsettings.Development.json file in different projects as applicable to your local settings before executing this app.
  • Open the solution in Visual Studio
  • Set the below projects as startup projects
    • Doctor service
    • Patient service
    • Consultation service
    • Web gateway
    • Web frontend
  • Press F5 to run