Building a cloud-native health-care data integration with Dapr
summary
A Spring Boot prototype called Fire Connect converts between openEHR and FHIR clinical models and evolves into a Kubernetes microservice where the core mapper runs in Kotlin with Apache Camel. Dapr replaces much of the "glue" (pub/sub via RabbitMQ or Kafka, Redis state, HashiCorp secrets), using the Dapr sidecar pattern and OpenTelemetry for tracing. A live demo shows a publish/subscribe flow working end to end, simplifying retries, timeouts and portability across clouds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to healthcare
- 1:00Healthcare data challenges
- 7:59Project roadmap and goals
- 11:30Architecture and limitations
- 22:54Introduction to Dapper
- 36:30Demo and implementation
- 43:36Final architecture and wrap-up
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