Dissertation project: A web-based medical algorithm repository

Many Internet products can greatly improve the efficiency of traditional work, and the medical industry is no exception. An online medical algorithm repository is an idea that is similar to an e-commerce site that provides user modules and search functions, but the core function is to facilitate users to find and use medical calculators accurately. These calculators come from formulas and usually require doctors to consult a large number of documents and materials to summarize them. Usually, this process is tedious and repetitive, but an Internet application can change this situation.

The project uses Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Maven, Mybatis, MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, RabbitMQ, jQuery and Bootstrap to build up a standard Java web project. Compared with existing similar websites, the special feature of this project is the adoption of Spring Cloud and Elasticsearch: the former is used to transform applications into a popular distributed micro-service architecture, which is easy to be extended, managed and maintained; the latter is the latest Search technology and natural support for distributed systems.

The project is implemented successfully while availability, reliability and security are considered. Meanwhile, logical testing and user testing are carried out since the feedback is critical for the improvement of this project.