{REPO_NAME}

{REPO_DESCRIPTION}

🏗️ Architecture Overview

This repository follows the {ARCHITECTURE_PATTERN} pattern for {PURPOSE}:

{REPO_NAME}/
├── {PRIMARY_FOLDER}/          # {PRIMARY_DESCRIPTION}
├── {SECONDARY_FOLDER}/        # {SECONDARY_DESCRIPTION}
├── terraform/                 # Shared configurations
├── tools/                     # Automation and management tools
└── docs/                      # Documentation

🚀 Quick Start

Prerequisites

• Terraform >= 1.0
• Terraform Enterprise (TFE) access with valid authentication credentials
• Azure CLI configured
• Access to OHEMR Azure subscriptions
• HashiCorp Vault access for secrets
• Repository write access for creating Pull Requests

Deployment Steps

1. Navigate to target workspace:

   cd {EXAMPLE_WORKSPACE_PATH}
   

2. Review configuration:

   # Check terraform.tfvars.json or .auto.tfvars files
   cat terraform.tfvars.json
   

3. Authenticate to Terraform Enterprise:

   terraform login
   

4. Initialize Terraform:

   terraform init
   

5. Validate and plan changes (local validation only):

   terraform validate
   terraform plan
   

6. Create Pull Request:

   • Commit your configuration changes to a feature branch
   • Create a Pull Request to the main branch
   • Request code review from the platform team
   • Note: Do NOT run terraform apply locally

7. Deployment via TFE:

   • Once PR is approved and merged, Terraform Enterprise automatically applies changes
   • Monitor the TFE workspace run for deployment status
   • Verify resources in Azure portal after successful deployment

{ENVIRONMENT_SPECIFIC_WARNINGS}

📊 Key Components

{COMPONENT_LIST}

🔗 Related Resources

Documentation

• Architecture Details - Detailed architectural patterns
• Operations Guide - Day-to-day operational procedures
• Development Guide - Development workflows and standards
• Technical Reference - Auto-generated infrastructure documentation

Related Repositories

{RELATED_REPOS}

🆘 Support & Contact

• Assignment Group: EPIC NATIONAL INSTANCE - SPT
• Primary Contact: Infrastructure Team
• Emergency Contact: Epic Infrastructure Emergency

Getting Help

1. Documentation: Check this repository's docs folder first
2. Issues: Create GitHub issue for bugs or feature requests
3. Questions: Reach out to the Epic Infrastructure team
4. Emergencies: Follow emergency procedures

📚 Additional Information

• Contributing: See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines
• Security: Follow security procedures for all deployments
• Compliance: All infrastructure follows OHEMR compliance standards
• Monitoring: {MONITORING_DETAILS}

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This infrastructure is managed by the OHEMR Epic Infrastructure team and supports critical healthcare operations.