Hi,
While updating the OpenEMR demo farm, the old demo farm went down a couple times. And during this time I received several emails from students/instructors whom were obviously using the online demos for their course work (which is really cool btw). I just assumed that classes would install their own local versions, but it appears there is a group of folks that simply direct to the demos. It seems to be specifically version 4.1.2 since there is demo data for it, even though it is 4 years old!
http://www.open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/OpenEMR_Version_4.1.2_Demo
There are 2 things that seem to make sense.
The first is we need a 5.0.0 demo that contains some demo data, which I am working on.
The second is does it make sense to support a batch of demos for education/instructional use. The new demo farm used by OpenEMR can support about 10-12 demos(note I have not yet found the upper limit, but memory is getting pretty limited with 10 demos) for about $25 per month on a t2.medium aws instance(EDIT 9/26/17: see post below where we can actually likely provide up to 50 demos per t2.medium aws instance). Does it make sense to work with education folks to produce educational focused material/demos?
-brady