.Net Core Microservice Application. Save and manipulate patient data and determine Diabetes Risk.
Public Gateway to access the Microservice endpoints. Requests get routed with the help of the Ocelot library.
Code that's common throughout the project. Examples: Exception classes, Custom validation attributes.
Microservice to Create, Edit and Get Patient data. Data gets stored in an SQL Server database.
Microservice to Create, Edit and Get PatientNotes data. Data gets stored in a NoSQL database (MongoDb).
Microservice to determine the Diabetes risk of a patient. Accesses Date from the Patient and PatientNotes Microservices.
Simple .NET Core MVC application to execute all the functionality through a GUI. The application is sending requests to the Microservices through the API Gateway.
The ConnectionStrings in the Project Patient and PatientNotes need to be adjusted. WARNING: Make sure to use the IP address from the host where the Databases are running not localhost!
Patient "DefaultConnection" needs to point to a SQL Server Database. The Database and Structure will be created automatically once the Service gets started the first time. PatientNotes "DefaultConnection" needs to point to MongoDB.
To run the project in Visual Studio the docker compose project should be set as startup project. Once all the containers are running the Frontend can be accessed through the HealthClinic.Web Container.
Visual Studio --> Containers --> HealthClinic.Web --> Ports --> Click on Http/Https Port:
