This How-to Guide explains how to configure settings for the Medical Imaging Server for DICOM after deployment.
To configure your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM, you need to have an instance deployed. If you have not already deployed the Medical Imaging Server, deploy an instance to Azure.
To configure authentication for the Medical Imaging Server for DICOM using Azure AD, see Enable Authentication with Tokens.
To manage authentication in development and test scenarios without AAD integration using an Identity Provider, see Identity Server Authentication.
The S1 tier is the default App Service Plan SKU enabled upon deployment. Azure offers a variety of plans to meet your workload requirements. To learn more about the various plans, view the App Service pricing.
If you would like to Scale Up your App Service plan to a different tier:
- Navigate to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM App Service in the Azure Portal.
- Select Scale up (App Service plan) from the menu:
- Select the plan that fits your workload requirements:
- Click Apply.
Autoscale is a built-in feature that helps applications perform their best when demand changes. You can choose to scale your resource manually to a specific instance count, or via a custom Autoscale policy that scales based on metric(s) thresholds, or scheduled instance count which scales during designated time windows. Autoscale enables your resource to be performant and cost effective by adding and removing instances based on demand
In addition to Scale Up, you can also Scale Out your App Service Plan to meet the requirements of your workload. You can select to manually scale your service to maintain a fixed instance count, or custom autoscale your service based on any metrics. If you would like to Scale Out your App Service Plan:
- Navigate to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM App Service in the Azure Portal.
- Select Scale out (App Service plan) from the menu:
- Choose the Scale Out option that best fits your requirements:
- Select Save.
For suggested guidance on Azure App Service tiers, see Medical Imaging Server for DICOM Performance Guidance.
The Standard tier of the DTU-based SQL performance tiers is enabled by default upon deployment. In DTU-based SQL purchase models, a fixed set of resources is assigned to the database via performance tiers: Basic, Standard and Premium. To learn more about the various tiers, view the Azure SQL Database Pricing.
If you would like to update your SQL Database tier:
- Navigate to the SQL Database you created when you deployed the Medical Imaging Server for DICOM.
- Select Configure:
- Choose the performance tier and DTU level that meets your workload requirements:
- Click Apply.
For suggested guidance on SQL Database Tiers, see Medical Imaging Server for DICOM Performance Guidance.
Azure Monitor offers a variety of solutions to collect, analyze and act on telemetry, including Application Insights Log Analytics.
If you deploy the Medical Imaging Server for DICOM with our Quickstart Deploy to Azure, Application Insights is deployed and enabled by default. To view and customize Application Insights:
- Navigate to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM Application Insights resource.
- Select Availability, Failures or Performance for insight into the performance of your App Service.
- To link your Application Insights resource to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM Web App:
- Navigate to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM App Service.
- Select Application Insights under Settings. Select Enable Application Insights. Select the existing Application Insights resource which was deployed.
- Optionally, you can enable Application Insights features like Profiler, Snapshot Debugger and SQL Commands. (Note, these can be turned on later).
- Click Apply.
- To learn how to customize Application Insights for your requirements, see Application Insights Overview.
If you did not enable Application Insights during deployment, you can via the Azure Portal:
- Navigate to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM App Service.
- Select Application Insights from the menu:
- Select Turn on Application Insights:
- Link your App Service to an Application Insights Resource. You can create a new name for your Application Insights resource or use the default name. Select Apply.
- View and customize Application Insights by navigating to the created Application Insights resource.
To monitor your SQL Database, create diagnostic settings which stream to Log Analytics:
- Navigate to your SQL Database.
- Select Diagnostic Settings:
- Select Add Diagnostic setting:
- Select the log and/or metric diagnostic settings you would like to monitor, along with the destination for those logs and/or metrics:
- Select Save.
To learn how to customize your diagnostic settings further, see Diagnostic Settings. To learn how to write queries with Log Analytics, see Log Query Overview.
By default, OHIF Viewer is enabled when you deploy the Medical Imaging Server for DICOM to Azure. To update this setting:
- Navigate to your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM App Service in the Azure Portal.
- Select Configuration from the menu:
- Select the Edit button for DicomServer:Features:EnableOhifViewer:
- Update the Value to False and select Ok.
- Click Save to update the setting.
This How-to Guide explained how to configure settings for the Medical Imaging Server for DICOM after deployment. Once your Medical Imaging Server for DICOM is deployed and configured, you can Use Medical Imaging Server for DICOM APIs.