Passing the Inferno G10 tests with your FHIR server

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Live walkthrough shows how to configure Firely Server and Firely Auth, register a SMART app, and run the Inferno G10 tests against US Core 4.0, SMART on FHIR 2.0 and Bulk Data Access IG 2.0.0 using sample data. Workflow uses Postman to fetch launch context, introspect and revoke reference tokens, and exercise bulk export. A deliberate failure (omitting Observation) demonstrates troubleshooting; after fixing scopes and launch context the suite passes and an Inferno report is printed. Advice: document client IDs, secrets, URLs and rerun tests before certification.

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1. 0:00Introduction to G10 Inferno
2. 3:00Preparation and requirements
3. 8:31Running initial tests
4. 14:32Practitioner app testing
5. 18:57Certification day strategies
6. 24:05Completing the test suite
7. 31:24Reporting and Q&A

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