Finnish public sector is also heavy Azure user. Their common ethos is that modern cloud services(=azure) are in many respects more secure than on-premises data centers. In addition, they are cost-effective and reliable.

Finland did that + lot more. Tax system from Gentax, EHR from Epic and social benefits from Salesforce.

Does somebody have the latest on how the Epic EHR is doing in Copenhagen/Zealand regions?

There are no such thing as sovereign AWS/Google cloud in Europe. Marketing-wise maybe.

Was going to ask the something. And also, so the omnipod app is not using android attestation but stores private key it got from omnipod server?

It seems to use the play integrity API when communicating with Insulet's servers which provide a private key to the PDM/app once it was registered with the user's account. However since the Pod doesn't have access to the internet, it has no way to check the play integrity signature AFAIK, so instead it checks that the certificate that the PDM/app presents to it is issued from the cert chain that it trusts.

Any k8s self-hosters here? How is that going?

Have been running a couple of machines on Hetzner cloud with https://github.com/vitobotta/hetzner-ks for about 2 years now.

Have been very happy with the setup. Also hosts a StackGres cluster that's backs up to GCS. Plenty of compute foe the price.

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Europe? US? In Finland doctors can send live patient encounters to azure openai for transcription and summarization.

In the US, it would be unthinkable for a hospital to send patient data to something like ChatGPT or any other public services.

Might be possible with some certain specific regions/environments of Azure tho, because iirc they have a few that support government confidentiality type of stuff, and some that tout HIPAA compliance as well. Not sure about details of those though.

Complete opposite of Finland where everything from schools meeting/document systems(office/teams) to healthcare data silos(azure datalakes) is on Microsoft

That's insanely stupid.

> standard-8 instance (comes with 8 vCPU, 32GB RAM and local NVMe SSD)

So were they using the GD instances? (With XXgd instances, local NVMe-based SSDs are physically connected to the host server..) or something else?

Hi! Nice project. Question,"labeled data + radiology report sets", was this something in public domain?