With the ETCD CLI, the same can be dynamically updated in the files (euVaccineProph.json and euVaccineCode.json) without any service deployments.
Go to the specific path where etcd is configured.
Open the files to add the new vaccine or update the existing vaccine.
Run the command: vim euVaccineCode.json.
Run the command:vim euVaccineProph.json.
Run the command:vim euVaccineManuf.json.
To reflect the change, run the command: ./updateConfigs.sh. It shows "OK OK OK...."This means that etcd has been updated with the new vaccine list successfully.
Create the certificate and generate the PDF with the new vaccine.
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To add a new vaccine to an EU certificate, a country must identify the EU code to which the vaccine belongs. The coded value sets used in EU vaccination certificates include:
vp: COVID-19 vaccine or prophylaxis
mp: COVID-19 vaccine product
ma: COVID-19 vaccine marketing authorisation holder or manufacturer
Go to the specific path where etcd is configured.
To add the extra field in the template, go to the Manage keys where etcd is configured.
To add the vaccine code, go to euVaccineCode and click on the Edit key to add the vaccine name and code.
- Example for Covaxin:
{“covaxin”: “Covaxin”}
Click on Save. A popup will appear as “operation successful.” Click on Close.
To add the prophylaxis, go to euVaccineProph and click on the Edit key to add the vaccine name and code.
- Example for Covaxin:
{“covaxin”: “J07BX03”}
Click on Save. A popup will appear as “operation successful.” Click on Close.
To add the manufacturer, go to euVaccineManuf. Click on the Edit key to add the new manufacturer.
- Example for Covaxin:
{“bharat”: “Bharat-Biotech”}
Click on Save. A popup will appear as “operation successful.” Click on Close.
Once the mappings are available in etcd, you can create the certificate and generate the PDF with the new vaccine.
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