The sandbox is up and working! Last week we wrapped up some final issues we had with integrating a few components together and a security issue. We are now able to create new patients and process encounters in our POC and have them show up in our SHR instance. We are still in the process of gathering all of our documentation and getting it into a readable format. We also are still working on automating installs with ansible and puppet. Finally, we are starting integration and performance testing to check connectivity and get a baseline for performance. For an up to date look at our progress you can check this page here.
The sandbox is up and working! Last week we wrapped up some final issues we had with integrating a few components together and a security issue. We are now able to create new patients and process encounters in our POC and have them show up in our SHR instance. We are still in the process of gathering all of our documentation and getting it into a readable format. We also are still working on automating installs with ansible and puppet. Finally, we are starting integration and performance testing to check connectivity and get a baseline for performance. For an up to date look at our progress you can check this page here.
Thanks,
Ryan Yates
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The next steps are exploring what information is required/not required for a message to go through the HIM with success. We made some notes here on how to guarantee a successful transaction. Also some of the guys would like to do performance and throughput testing to get a gauge of how many transactions the sandbox can handle in its current state.
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On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 8:28 PM, Shaun Grannis sgrannis@gmail.com wrote:
Excellent work Ryan and team!
What are next steps with exercising the system?
On Tuesday, September 24, 2013, Ryan Yates wrote:
The sandbox is up and working! Last week we wrapped up some final issues we had with integrating a few components together and a security issue. We are now able to create new patients and process encounters in our POC and have them show up in our SHR instance. We are still in the process of gathering all of our documentation and getting it into a readable format. We also are still working on automating installs with ansible and puppet. Finally, we are starting integration and performance testing to check connectivity and get a baseline for performance. For an up to date look at our progress you can check this page here.
Thanks,
Ryan Yates
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Awesome guys, this is great news. Well done. Looking forward to seeing the performance results.
Cheers,
Ryan
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On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 3:31 PM, Ryan Yates ryan@openmrs.org wrote:
The next steps are exploring what information is required/not required for a message to go through the HIM with success. We made some notes here on how to guarantee a successful transaction. Also some of the guys would like to do performance and throughput testing to get a gauge of how many transactions the sandbox can handle in its current state.
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On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 8:28 PM, Shaun Grannis sgrannis@gmail.com wrote:
Excellent work Ryan and team!
What are next steps with exercising the system?
On Tuesday, September 24, 2013, Ryan Yates wrote:
The sandbox is up and working! Last week we wrapped up some final issues we had with integrating a few components together and a security issue. We are now able to create new patients and process encounters in our POC and have them show up in our SHR instance. We are still in the process of gathering all of our documentation and getting it into a readable format. We also are still working on automating installs with ansible and puppet. Finally, we are starting integration and performance testing to check connectivity and get a baseline for performance. For an up to date look at our progress you can check this page here.
Thanks,
Ryan Yates
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