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OpenMRS is a completely free open source, community driven software with no hidden costs. How you host and support your implementation is up to you!
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341.2 MB at sourceforge.net · Released 17-December-2021
Linux, Mac OS X, Windows · Release Notes
Recommended for new people exploring OpenMRS. A self-contained ZIP archive that includes an embedded database and application server, as well the option to install demo data for sample patients. Expand the ZIP archive and run the .jar file to start the Reference Application. Log in with username: admin, password: Admin123.
This is not intended for production use.
Released 17-December-2021
Linux, Mac OS X, Windows · Release Notes
For production use of the Reference Application, you must install an OpenMRS Platform WAR, which requires an existing Java servlet container such as Apache Tomcat, and an existing database such as MySQL. Download these individual components here:
397.7 MB at sourceforge.net · Released 23rd December 2021
Multi-platform Java webapp · Release Notes
Recommended for people exploring the latest stable version of Platform. A self-contained ZIP archive that includes an embedded database and application server, as well the option to install demo data for 5,000 sample patients. Expand the ZIP archive and run the .jar file to start OpenMRS. Log in with username: admin, password: test.
This is not intended for production use.
128.9 MB at sourceforge.net · Released 23rd December 2021
Multi-platform Java webapp · Release Notes
Recommended for advanced users using Reference Application 2.x or Platform in production. Requires an existing Java servlet container such as Apache Tomcat, and an existing database such as MySQL. Separate demo data is available for download below.
Pre-releases
From time to time, the OpenMRS community makes pre-releases (alpha and beta versions) of OpenMRS software available for testing before a new version is released. Visit our Prereleases page on the OpenMRS Wiki to learn more and download.
Nightly Releases
Designed for developers or other technical experts. These .WAR files, meant to be used with a servlet container such as Apache Tomcat, are built every night automatically off of the latest code in our openmrs-core git repository. If the database schema has changed, you will need to “source” the update-to-latest.sql file on your database.
Note: The files are only built if there was a commit to GitHub within the past 24 hours. The build/revision number can be seen at the end of the API’s JAR version number.
Download nightly releases at Sourceforge.net or visit the OpenMRS Wiki for more information.
Older Releases
Past releases of OpenMRS (including unsupported releases) are available for download at Sourceforge.net. Release Notes from previous releases are available on the OpenMRS Wiki.
Not sure where to start? We'll help you pick what's right for you.
1. Decide what you need
What are you looking for?
Reference Application
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Platform
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2. Expand your functionality
Demo Data
A sample anonymized data set, including 5,000 patients and 500,000 observations, is available to download for current OpenMRS Platform versions and import into your existing database.
Add-On Modules
The OpenMRS community has created a wide variety of add-on functionality for OpenMRS. Visit our Modules Directory to learn more and download modules.
3. Need help?
Peer Support
Find support from the OpenMRS Community through our online forum - OpenMRS Talk
Need help?
Find OpenMRS Service Providers who can help you implement OpenMRS
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Questions and guidelines for Implementers
Development Resources
Getting Started for Developers
Learn how to join OpenMRS community
Source Code
You can browse our source code on GitHub, or clone a repository and browse it locally.