markdaly

We use Clojure in several places, most often as a wrapper around other libraries and frameworks (e.g. Hibernate, HAPI, etc.) Our HL7 parsing workflow is heavily based on Clojure with files that look almost like configuration, but actually offer tremendous power and flexibility. Clojure

We use Nagios to monitor customer instances of Bridge and proactively alert us about issues like queue sizes, downed services, errors in logs, etc. Nagios

OpenAM provides SSO integration with AD, LDAP, SAML, etc. to allow customers to leverage their existing directory service for authenticating users in our platform web applications. OpenAM

J2EE application server to handle JDBC connection pooling, shared SDK, JDNI resources, etc. and host our JVM-based web applications (primarily Rails via JRuby). GlassFish

RabbitMQ is the enterprise message bus for our platform, providing infrastructure for managing our ETL queues, real-time event notifications for applications, and audit logging. RabbitMQ

PostgreSQL is our data store for both core clinical data, internal status and log data, as well as application-specific schemas for user-generated data. PostgreSQL

We use a Clojure-powered wrapper around Hibernate to provide an ORM access to our data store for applications, as well as offering SSO integration and HIPAA logging functionality. Hibernate

We use Dropbox for document sharing, both for bizdev (contracts, leads, marketing, etc.) as well as operations (project management, documentation, customer specifications, etc.) Dropbox

Streak provides integrates CRM directly into Gmail so we can stay current with our customers, partners, and leads. Streak

We use github to host all our software, as well as customer-specific configuration and deployment. GitHub