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Sure there are starts doing HIPAA compliant IaaS but Paying $99 for 1 GB container is still pricey.
The thing that pisses me off about HIPAA and startups is the cost of being HIPAA compliant! You must run on dedicated instances. So your AWS bill is minimal thousands of dollars and that's just the start! Sure there are starts doing HIPAA compliant IaaS but Paying $99 for 1 GB container is still pricey.
Epic and the other big medical software providers have this market on lockdown. I do not see a path to this seriously challenging the major players any time soon in the US, even though it could be done. Additionally, the software dependencies (CentOS v6.7 & Java 7) that say breakage occurs with newer versions is very sketchy IMO, ignoring the HIPPA & PCI compliance work that needs to be done (the latter costs $40k a…
It might have a chance in developing countries with less regulation in place.
The thing that pisses me off about HIPAA and startups is the cost of being HIPAA compliant! You must run on dedicated instances. So your AWS bill is minimal thousands of dollars and that's just the start! Sure there are starts doing HIPAA compliant IaaS but Paying $99 for 1 GB container is still pricey.
The thing that pisses me off about HIPAA and startups is the cost of being HIPAA compliant! You must run on dedicated instances. So your AWS bill is minimal thousands of dollars and that's just the start! Sure there are starts doing HIPAA compliant IaaS but Paying $99 for 1 GB container is still pricey.
Pull on your big kid pants and maybe admin your own servers?
Get the actual machine and plug it. It will be much cheaper than AWS
And no you don't need 5 machines to run hundreds of "microservices" on a handful of VMs
This is one of the great products I have friends working on. ThoughtWorks has a big team working on this product. It's amazing to see it working well in so many countries.