Cerner Open Source
At Cerner, we 
open source.
Open source software is an integral part of our software and is crucial to running and operating our
applications and services globally. Our engineers contribute to open source projects and
Cerner
is proud to provide financial support to organizations like the Apache Software Foundation.
Here are some of our own projects that we’ve released as open source.
Scrimp
This is a tool for testing Thrift services via a web browser (analogous to how you might test web services using a browser-based REST client). Given the IDL files for the services, it provides a UI to help construct requests, invoke services, and display formatted responses. Learn More…
GC Stats
gc_stats is a Ruby gem for Rails applications that collects and logs garbage collection statistics during each request. GC statistics are only logged if a GC event is detected. This allows you to track and analyze the GC characteristics of your Rails application. Learn More…
Beadledom
Beadledom is a bundle of common components required for building JAX-RS web services. It is the starting point for new services. The core of Beadledom provides health checks, monitoring via Stagemonitor, API docs via Swagger, JSON serialization via Jackson, and integration of these components with Guice. Learn More…
Terra
Terra offers a set of configurable React components designed to help build scalable and modular application UIs. The library easily integrates with webpack-based workflows and was created to solve real-world issues in projects we work on day to day. Learn More…
Jwala
Jwala is a web application that provides management for a group of Tomcat servers. Jwala is capable of creating and persisting definitions of Group instances, and exposes a RESTful interface to do so. The definition of a Group includes Web Apps, JVMs, Web Servers, and Resources. Learn More…
Canadarm
Canadarm makes JavaScript logging easy and seamless, helping you figure out what went wrong with your scripts. Named for the Canadarm we hope this too helps you piece together log information to figure out what went wrong with your scripts. Learn More…