Hi Community,
Can't make it to the National Harbor in person? You can still be part of READY 2026 — two streams will be going live during the event.

Hi Community,
Can't make it to the National Harbor in person? You can still be part of READY 2026 — two streams will be going live during the event.

Hi everyone,
I’ve been diving into the new IRIS 2026.1 features this week, specifically trying out the opt-in modernized Interoperability UI and the new DTL Explainer, but I’ve recently hit a persistent technical snag where the Management Portal becomes incredibly sluggish and my Terminal sessions start to experience significant input latency.
I am currently using a community setup to handle some automated local logging and script-based data scrubbing for my production archives in the background while I work.
Hi Community,
Enjoy the new video on InterSystems Developers YouTube:
⏯ Whats Going On - Monitoring and Observability of InterSystems IRIS @ Ready 2025
InterSystems has released IAM 3.10.0.9, which is a maintenance release of IAM 3.10 that includes significant fixes, including fixes for security vulnerabilities.
For those of you running older versions of IAM, we encourage you to start planning your upgrade. Customers upgrading from versions of IAM earlier than 3.10 must get a new IRIS license key to use IAM 3.10.
IAM is an API gateway between your InterSystems IRIS servers and applications, providing tools to effectively monitor, control, and govern HTTP-based traffic at scale.
Hello,
can someone confirm to me if image for docker deployment of IRIS are ready for production? Also what about Healtshare products?
Thank you.
In v2026.1 we introduced support for a more robust and real-life secure authorization for your FHIR endpoints.
This is achieved by using SMART on FHIR v2 fine-grained scopes.

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This took me a while to figure out, and I assume there may be others struggling too. I made my way through all the Entra stuff to set up a client credentials workflow to send email through a Microsoft 365 account. I was able to successfully retrieve my token, but I couldn't ever get it to authenticate with the SMTP server using the %Net.SMTP class. There were two parts to fixing this.
First, the authenticator's access token needs to be more than JUST the access token. It has to be formatted as:
set smtp.authenticator.AccessToken = "user="_emailaddress_$C(1)_"auth=Bearer "_token_$C(1,1)READY is right around the corner, and this year the Application Services team from InterSystems will be hosting a Embedded Git Users GroupMeeting during the conference!This will be held Thursday, April 30th during breakfast from 7:30 – 8:30 (breakfast will be served at the meeting room starting at 7:00am).
READY is right around the corner, and this year the Application Services team from InterSystems will be hosting a IPM Users GroupMeeting during the conference!This will be held Wednesday, April 29th during lunch from 12:30 – 1:30 (lunch will be served at the meeting room).
READY is right around the corner, and this year the Application Services team from InterSystems will be hosting a CCR Users GroupMeeting during the conference!This will be held Wednesday, April 29th during breakfast from 7:30 – 8:30 (breakfast will be served at the meeting room starting at 7:00am).
We are very excited to launch a new AI powered CCR feature which should help our users save time and prevent calls to Support. Today we are introducing the new CCR Transport Log Analyst (or CTLA) AI-Generated summary. The goal of CTLA is to provide an analysis of errors that have occurred in the Transport Log for a specific CCR, and advise the user as to what steps could be taken to correct the situation, as well as what might have been done to prevent it in the first place. When there is an issue with integrating or deploying a CCR, all of the details are captured in the Transport Log.
Hey Community,
Yeah, I know we have a lot of tips & tricks articles - we even have a special tag for it, right? But I can not share my own collection. In this collection, you can find snippets for beginners, as well as some everyday ObjectScript constructions. In fact, it's also a way to learn something new about my favorite programming language. So, if you guys have anything to add, you are welcome!
Hi Community,
Enjoy the new video on InterSystems Developers YouTube:
⏯ Data Pipelines in Diagnostic Medicine - Architecting for Performance and Governance @ Ready 2025
A very important feature for HL7 FHIR has been introduced with the release of v2026.1 - the support for SMART on FHIR v2 fine-grained granular Scopes.
This enables you to be much stricter and more accurate in the access you provide to the data in your FHIR repository.
Part of this new support is to refuse requests that don't match the scopes, but an even more interesting ability is to filter the results according to the provided scopes.
If one of your packages on OEX receives a review, you get notified by OEX only of YOUR own package.
The rating reflects the experience of the reviewer with the status found at the time of review.
It is kind of a snapshot and might have changed meanwhile.
Reviews by other members of the community are marked by * in the last column.
| # | Package | Review | Stars | IPM | Docker | * |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ms-iris-credit-risk | another 6* top experience | 6.0 | . | y | . |
| 2 | Free DBsize with Swagger | great remote access | 5.0 | . | . | * |
| 3 | iris-configuration-manager-extension | Me popupou muito tempo. | 5.0 | . | . | * |
| 4 | docbook-markdown-extension | Convenient | 5. |
Is there any dedicated place on the InterSystems site to complain about "Ask DC AI" lack of rather simple knowledge? I'd say, as a bare minimum it should be trained on ALL InterSystems usually excellent documentation and know how to quote from it. A couple of recent examples, all of them "beyond my knowledge", which really should not be "beyond my knowledge". Common language rephrasing did help with a couple of requests below, but AI should be able to rephrase itself.
Hi Community,
Enjoy the new video on InterSystems Developers YouTube:

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So if you just want to cut to the chase, got get your agents @ https://github.com/sween/iris-certified-agents
Hi Community,
If you’re new to InterSystems, check out the InterSystems Developer Hub.
Start working with InterSystems technologies — install InterSystems IRIS, connect to it, run something real, or try products directly in a browser-based interactive environment (no setup required).
If you’re wondering where to begin, here’s what you’ll find there:
Developer Onboarding Guide — a structured walkthrough of what InterSystems IRIS is and how to set it up
Quickstarts — short, practical guides to get you from zero to a working setup:
Hey Community,
We’re launching a new initiative in which ideas from the Ideas Portal become real applications on Open Exchange, and their authors are rewarded through Global Masters:
💡 Community Bounty Program “Idea to Application” ⚙️

Hi Community,
Take a look at these new videos in online learning, and get familiar with new features and interfaces in the latest release of InterSystems® products. All videos are also available in the Learning Services YouTube channel.
Plus, check out a video for new ObjectScript developers, and a guide for HealthShare® users upgrading their deployments.
Senior engineering is defined not by the volume of code produced, but by the strategic avoidance of it. In complex integration environments, the tendency to utilize general-purpose libraries for every niche requirement introduces unnecessary overhead. True architectural maturity requires a commitment to "minimalist tooling"—prioritizing resilient, battle-tested system utilities over custom logic. This assessment examines our PGP encryption/decryption pipeline to demonstrate how shifting from application-level libraries to OS-native delegation enhances system durability.
I created a persistent class with all the associated classmethods that will be needed. I am going to use it as a temp storage for data.
Was wondering if anyone had a Dynamic way to see if a Global is still being used by a Class File.
We have been monitoring our Global Size recently, and I am trying to find problematic Class files that are not being cleaned up or used appropriately. I have come across some globals that do not seem to have a Class attached to them anymore, and instead of deleting globals 1 by 1, I was looking for a way that we could dynamically do this since the globals have data that is stale in them.
Thanks
Scott
Hi, Community!
Are you working with large tables? See how partitioning helps you manage and query your data:
I have a daily service that consumes x number of files, each file name chronologically suffixed sequentially by _1, _2, etc. I only want to process the latest file.
How do I build a business rule so it will only process the last file?
Today I have published a new Open Exchange package for generation of Synthetic Data directly into IRIS.
It can be a frustrating process to find decent datasets when you are looking to make a demo app. Maybe the dataset doesn't matter that much, but you still want it to appear somewhat genuine and with several linked tables that are usable directly within IRIS with the neat implicit joins with ->. Maybe you just want linked tables that are easily installable with IPM to benchmark queries, this dataset generation would be perfect.
Hi Community!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the "Suggest topics for our next free hands-on tutorials" sweepstakes! Your ideas and suggestions are invaluable and will definitely influence our tutorials roadmap!
Now, it's time to announce the winner – watch the video to see the sweepstake drawing:
This demo walks you through the new Table Partitioning feature in IRIS SQL, explaining what it does and how it works along the way. We'll only use a few dozen rows to prove the concept, but obviously the capability is focused on datasets many orders of magnitude larger.
If you'd like a shorter, higher-level introduction to Table Partitioning, check out the online learning module Managing Tables with Partitioning in InterSystems IRIS
ℹ️ Table Partitioning is included in IRIS 2026.1 as an experimental feature