I have a client who is considering encryption options in order to comply with a tendering requirement.
Were they to encrypt the production database then what would be a reasonable expectation forthe impact on message throughput. Or possibly more easily answered: what would be the expected impact be on I/O rate and CPU utilization. Are there any benchmarks to which could support an estimate ?
How would this compare with plan B: to use disk encryption ?
I am trying to apply a temporary time-limited key for our organization to a Cache Server that I built out a few weeks ago for testing purposes. When I navigate in the portal to activate a new license key, I get this "ERROR #8610: License keys are not accepted on a Single User (SU) platform."
So I know it's been a while, and I hate to let my adoring fans down... just not enough to actually start writing again. But the wait is over and I'm back! Now bask in my beautiful ginger words!
For this series, I am going to look at some common problems we see in the WRC and discuss some common solutions. Of course, even if you find a solution here, you are always welcome to call in and expression you gratitude, or just hear my voice!
This week's common problem: "My query returns no data."
There is a free ObjectScriptQuality tool for ObjectScript developers who upload solutions on GitHub. This tool helps developers validate ObjectScript code using a variety of rules, based on common code errors.
During the realization of some required functionality, I discovered that I need to use Deflate compression, and found, that IRIS does not offer any options, $system.Util.Compress, works one way open (GZIP/COMPRESS) totally different, even for the same algorithms, I see that what I would expect as a result for Deflate somewhere there, but Compress returns something more. Is there any way to get a correct result using just ObjectScript without a need to use external tools? Was it really so difficult to have Deflate implemented in the first place?
In this GitHub we fine tune a bert model from HuggingFace on review data like Yelp reviews.
The objective of this GitHub is to simulate a simple use case of Machine Learning in IRIS : We have an IRIS Operation that, on command, can fetch data from the IRIS DataBase to train an existing model in local, then if the new model is better, the user can override the old one with the new one. That way, every x days, if the DataBase has been extended by the users for example, you can train the model on the new data or on all the data and choose to keep or let go this new model.
Cache Studio's inspector window can show me a Cache class's properties,methods parameters, XDATA blocks, Triggers, Foreign Keys, Queries and more, in a table in the Inspector window. Additionally, for properties, where the property accepts parameters, these parameters are listed together with possible value choices.
Welcome to NewBie's Corner, a weekly or biweekly post covering basic Caché Material.
InterSystems Caché provides a GUI (Graphical User Interface) based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called Caché Studio. Developers can use Studio to create and maintain applications.
InterSystems has a new IDE called Atelier but that is for later.
Steve Glassman is on vacation today so in his place I wanted to announce the availability of a new kit for the 2016.2 Field Test. The kit details are: 2016.2.0.665.0
There is a wide range of changes to the 2016.2 Field Test, 145 of them in total. You can find a complete listing here:
InterSystems worked closely with the Red Hat Insights team to implement a curated set of recommendations for system administrators to ensure the best experience running InterSystems IRIS on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
Accessing an Azure cloud storage to upload/download blobs is quite easy using the designated %Net.Cloud.Storage.Client class API methods, or using the EnsLib.CloudStorage.* inbound/outbound adaptors.
Note that you'll need to have the %JavaServer External Language Server up and running to use the cloud storage API or adaptors, since they both use the PEX framework using the Java Server.
Many organisations implement centralised log management systems to separate and centralise the log data in order to e.g. automate threat detection (and response) and to comply with regulatory requirements. The primary systems of interest are the various user facing applications, but increasingly also other kinds of systems including integration platforms.
In today's digital age, effective data management and accurate information analysis are becoming essential for successful enterprise operations. InterSystems IRIS Data Platform offers two critical tools, ARCHITECT and ANALYZER, developed to deliver convenient data management.
For a particular problem we were trying to parse a relatively large *.csv file with a recordmap. We are doing this from a BPL where we start with a REST call to acquire the file. This file needs a slight transformation which we tried in a DTL. However DTL's seem to be incapable of parsing larger files.
InterSystems team is heading to MIT's largest hackathon this weekend where we will introduce a tech challenge for hackers. We offer hackers to use IntegratedML or InterSystems Supply Chain Orchestrator in their projects in order to compete for some really cool prizes!
If you are in Boston and would be interested to be an InterSystems mentor at the event - drop me a line.
UPDATE: We have our amazing winners! Check out these projects:
Thanks to everyone who took part in InterSystems Challenge! Don't forget to join our Discord Server to stay in touch and receive notifications on upcoming InterSystems programming contests!