DSS
Decision Support Service
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Decision Support Service
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The Decision Support Service (DSS) contains one-or-more instances of OpenCDS, an open-source clinical decision support application modified by HLN for the purpose of RCKMS.
DSS utilizes authored Knowledge Modules, populated in container memory, to perform deterministic operations, such as constructing the reportability response.
Cloud Storage Buckets, which the DSS Preflight Container downloads all Knowledge Module binaries from as part of it's startup routine.
SS invokes DSS to perform deterministic operations for a valid eCR.
Workload should be deployed to both the and environments.
In the authoring environment, DSS is populated with both TEST
and PRODUCTION
Knowledge Modules, and runs both a testing-mode and production-mode OpenCDS instance. DSS is invoked by means of the Shared Service Submission Tool (SST) in CAT-RCKMS.
In the reportability environment, DSS is only populated with PRODUCTION
Knowledge Modules, and only runs the production-mode OpenCDS instance. DSS is invoked by the Shared Service (SS) once it has a valid payload and identified the jurisdictions (and by extension, the Knowledge Modules) necessary for determining a reportability response.
For details on replica counts and resource configurations on a per-environment basis, see the section below.
Name
decision-support-service
Restart Policy
Always
Termination Grace Period (seconds)
90
Tolerations (optional for AIMS environments)
N/A
This pod requires two volumes:
A volume named dss-pf
, of type empty_dir
with the medium
parameter left blank or set to an empty string (""
). This is used by the DSS Preflight init container, which pulls all necessary Knowledge Modules from the designated cloud storage bucket to optimize first-run performance of DSS.
Provision workload as a Kubernetes Deployment
resource, with RollingUpdate
strategy and the following attributes for nominal operation state:
Replicas
35
Minimum Ready Seconds
45
Maximum Surge
10
Maximum Unavailable
0
Provision workload as a Kubernetes Deployment
resource, with RollingUpdate
strategy and the following attributes for nominal operation state:
Replicas
1
Minimum Ready Seconds
45
Maximum Surge
1
Maximum Unavailable
0
When the is enabled, logging events from the startup script execution can be captured by replicating the configuration of the GC Logging for Java sidecar, changing both the container name (e.g. probe-logger
) and second command argument to "tail -F -v /hln/diagnostics/rckms-dss-startup-probe.log"
.
A volume named java-diag
, of type empty_dir
with the medium
parameter left blank or set to an empty string (""
). This is used by the .
A Kubernetes Service Account named decision-support-service
should be associated with this workload, for bindings specified in .