Terminology Server

 

On-Prem Installation Guide

Prerequisites:

  • Docker
  • awscli (AWS command-line interface)
  • jq (lightweight command-line JSON processor)

Step 1: Get your license file or license key

If license file is provided, place your license file in a local path. If license key is provided, you can directly use it in next step.

Step 2: Run the Installation/Upgrade Command

  • Install latest version using your license file path or license key:
curl -sSL https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/artifacts.terminologyservice.johnsnowlabs.com/install.sh | bash -s "YOUR_LICENSE_FILE_PATH_OR_LICENSE_KEY"

NOTE: The initial setup may take a little longer if you’re running it for the first time, as databases and images are downloaded and services are created. We appreciate your patience! For more information regarding installation of Terminology Server on a dedicated server please contact us at support@johnsnowlabs.com.

System requirements You can install Terminology Server on a Ubuntu 20+ machine.
Port requirements The service uses port 8000. So it expects the port to be unused.
Server requirements The minimal required configuration is 16GB RAM, 8 Core CPU, 300GB+ Storage.

The ideal configuration for a smooth performance is 32 GB RAM and 16 Core CPU.
Web browser support Terminology Server is tested with the latest version of Google Chrome and is expected to work in the latest versions of:
  • Google Chrome
  • Apple Safari
  • Mozilla Firefox

API Usage

The API service allows seamless integration with your applications, enabling you to leverage our platform’s capabilities.

After deploying the Terminology Server in your environment, you can access the API right away. For a concrete example of how to use the API, see this code sample.

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