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*[ | *[[Secure publication to the DDS]] - lists the technical interfaces in place for receiving data from publishers. | ||
*[ | *[[Generic publisher system data requirements]] - provides a set of guides for systems that are publishing data through the Discovery Data Service. | ||
*[ | *[[Publishers and mapping to the common model]] - provides the specification for how supplier system information is mapped to the common model, using FHIR as the intermediary. | ||
*[ | *[[Changes to a publishing service]] - describes what you need to do to make changes to a publishing service. | ||
*[[Latency of extract data feeds]] | *[[Latency of extract data feeds]] | ||
*[[Inbound Data Transform Specifications]] - describes the basis of the technical implementation of a new inbound transform of data into the Discovery Data Service (DDS), specifically for non-transactional flat file formats. | |||
*[[Inbound Pipeline]] - This article describes the DDS inbound transformation pipeline that takes raw data from publishers and transforms them to a standard format. | |||
Latest revision as of 13:32, 24 June 2021
- Secure publication to the DDS - lists the technical interfaces in place for receiving data from publishers.
- Generic publisher system data requirements - provides a set of guides for systems that are publishing data through the Discovery Data Service.
- Publishers and mapping to the common model - provides the specification for how supplier system information is mapped to the common model, using FHIR as the intermediary.
- Changes to a publishing service - describes what you need to do to make changes to a publishing service.
- Latency of extract data feeds
- Inbound Data Transform Specifications - describes the basis of the technical implementation of a new inbound transform of data into the Discovery Data Service (DDS), specifically for non-transactional flat file formats.
- Inbound Pipeline - This article describes the DDS inbound transformation pipeline that takes raw data from publishers and transforms them to a standard format.