Snow Owl Docs
8.x
8.x
  • README
  • Getting started
    • Basic Concepts
    • Installation
    • Explore Snow Owl
      • Check Health
      • List available Code Systems
      • SNOMED CT
      • Import RF2 distribution
      • Search SNOMED CT
      • Create a Concept
      • Version SNOMED CT
      • Export SNOMED CT
    • Conclusion
  • Set up Snow Owl
    • Installing Snow Owl
      • Installing Snow Owl with .zip or .tar.gz
      • Installing Snow Owl with RPM
      • Installing Snow Owl with Debian Package
      • Installing Snow Owl with Docker
    • Configuring Snow Owl
      • Setting JVM options
      • Logging configuration
      • Elasticsearch configuration
    • Important Snow Owl configuration
    • Important System configuration
      • Disable swapping
      • File descriptors
      • Virtual memory
      • Number of threads
      • Tweaking for performance
    • Starting Snow Owl
    • Stopping Snow Owl
    • Configuring security
      • Configuring a file realm
      • Configuring an LDAP realm
    • Configuring monitoring
    • Configuration reference
  • Extension Management
    • Extensions and Snow Owl
    • Scenarios
      • Single Edition
      • Single Extension Authoring
      • Multi Extension Authoring
    • Development
    • Releases
    • Upgrading
    • Integrations
  • API
    • Core API
    • SNOMED CT API
      • Branching
      • Compare
      • Commits
      • Concepts
      • Descriptions
      • Relationships
      • Reference Sets
      • Classification
      • Importing RF2
      • Exporting RF2
    • CIS API
    • FHIR API
      • CodeSystem
      • ValueSet
      • ConceptMap
  • Backup and Restore
    • Curator
  • Migrate from 7.x
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  1. Getting started

Conclusion

Snow Owl is both a simple and complex product. We’ve so far learned the basics of what it is, how to look inside of it, and how to work with it using some of the available APIs. Hopefully this tutorial has given you a better understanding of what Snow Owl is and more importantly, inspired you to further experiment with the rest of its great features!

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