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· Jun 12

[Video] Connecting to InterSystems Cloud Services

Hi, Community!

⛅Need to connect your application to InterSystems Cloud Services? Get a high-level overview of the process:

Connecting to InterSystems Cloud Services

In this video, you will learn:

  • How to connect with Python, Java, C++, or .NET.
  • Key components for a connection and basic setup steps.
  • The importance of TLS encryption.
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Announcement
· Jun 12

Seeking Exam Design Feedback for two new HealthShare Unified Care Record Certification Exams

Hello Everyone,

The Certification team of InterSystems Learning Services is developing two new HealthShare Unified Care Record certification exams, and we are reaching out to our community for feedback that will help us evaluate and establish the contents of the exams.  Please note that these exams will replace our HealthShare Unified Care Record Technical Specialist exam that we plan to retire in January 2026. Certifications earned in this technology before the exam’s retirement will remain valid for five years from the date of achievement.

How do I provide my input? Complete our Job Task Analysis (JTA) surveys! We will present you with a list of job tasks, and you will rate them on their importance as well as other factors.

How much effort is involved? It takes about 20-30 minutes to fill out each survey. You can be anonymous or identify yourself and ask us to get back to you.

How can I access the survey? You can access the surveys through the links below in the respective exam sections.

  • Surveys are mobile-friendly but requires considerable scrolling
  • Surveys can be resumed if you return to it on the same device in the same browser - answers are auto-saved. Only your last submission will be saved
  • Survey will close on July 20, 2025
    • Note: The surveys will be unavailable from July 11, 5pm - July 13th, 10 pm ET due to server maintenance.

What’s in it for me? You get to weigh-in on the exam topics for our new exams, and as a token of our appreciation, all participants are eligible to receive 7000 Global Masters points for each survey they complete.

Here are the exam titles and definitions of the target roles:

HealthShare Unified Care Record Deployment Specialist

A certified HealthShare Unified Care Record (UCR) Deployment Specialist is an IT professional responsible for deploying and upgrading UCR environments, securely configuring individual gateways and components, and maintaining the operational health and stability of UCR environments.

Recommended Practical Experience

At least 6 -12 months of experience deploying, securing, and maintaining the operational health of HealthShare Unified Care Record instances.

Survey access: HealthShare Unified Care Record (UCR) Deployment Specialist Job Task Analysis Survey
 

HealthShare Unified Care Record Implementation and Customization Specialist

​A certified HealthShare Unified Care Record (UCR) Implementation and Customization Specialist is an IT professional responsible for leading the technical implementation of UCR, following system design requirements defined by the project’s technical architect.

Recommended Practical Experience

  • One completed HealthShare Unified Care Record implementation
  • Experience with HL7 productions in InterSystems products

Survey access: HealthShare Unified Care Record (UCR) Implementation and Customization Specialist Job Task Analysis Survey

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Question
· Jun 12

Understanding Cloud Application Development Services: A Simple Guide

 

In today’s digital world, everything seems to be moving to the cloud. From storing photos and music to managing business operations, cloud-based solutions have become the new standard. One area that’s growing quickly is cloud application development. If you've ever wondered what cloud application development services are, or why they matter, you're in the right place.

What Is a Cloud Application?

Before diving into the services, it’s important to understand what a cloud application is. Simply put, a cloud application (or cloud app) is a software program that runs on remote servers rather than on your personal computer or local servers. These apps are accessed through the internet, allowing users to interact with them using a web browser or mobile app.

Common examples include file storage tools, online banking apps, and email services. The main advantage? You can access these apps from anywhere in the world, as long as you have an internet connection.

Why Build Applications in the Cloud?

Building apps in the cloud offers many benefits. First, it helps save money. Instead of investing in expensive hardware, companies can rent cloud space as needed. This makes it easier for small businesses and startups to launch and scale apps without huge upfront costs.

Second, the cloud provides flexibility. Developers can update or fix apps quickly, without needing to go to each user's device. This means users always have access to the latest version without having to download updates themselves.

Third, it supports remote work and global teams. When apps are hosted in the cloud, teams can work together from different locations. This has become especially important in recent years with more people working from home.

What Are Cloud Application Development Services?

Now let’s talk about cloud application development services. These services include everything needed to design, create, test, and maintain applications that live in the cloud.

Here’s a breakdown of what these services usually include:

  • Planning and Consulting: Before development begins, businesses often need help deciding what features their app should have, which cloud platform to use, and how to keep it secure. Consulting services guide this process.
  • App Design and Development: This is the core of the service. Developers write the code and build the app, usually using cloud-friendly programming languages and frameworks. The goal is to create an app that’s fast, reliable, and easy to use.
  • Testing and Quality Assurance: After development, the app goes through testing. This ensures everything works as expected, without bugs or performance issues.
  • Deployment: Once tested, the app is launched on the cloud. It becomes available to users through the web or mobile devices.
  • Maintenance and Support: Cloud application development doesn’t end with the launch. These services also include ongoing support to fix bugs, improve performance, and add new features based on user feedback.

Benefits of Using These Services

There are several reasons why businesses choose to invest in cloud application development services:

  • Speed: Cloud-based apps can often be developed and deployed faster than traditional software. This is because the development process uses pre-built tools and services that speed things up.
  • Scalability: As a business grows, the app can grow with it. Cloud platforms make it easy to add more storage, users, or features without rebuilding everything from scratch.
  • Cost-Efficiency: Instead of buying expensive equipment and hiring large in-house teams, businesses can get what they need on-demand. This helps keep budgets under control.
  • Security: Many cloud platforms offer strong security features to protect user data and app functions. When paired with good development practices, cloud apps can be very safe.
  • Accessibility: Since cloud apps are internet-based, they’re easy for users to access. Whether someone is using a smartphone, tablet, or computer, they can get to the app whenever they need it.

Real-World Examples

Think about how people use ride-sharing apps or food delivery services. These apps are cloud-based, allowing users to book rides or order meals in real time. The apps communicate with servers to check availability, process payments, and send updates to users.

Or consider online learning platforms. These allow students from around the world to join classes, watch videos, take tests, and get feedback — all through a cloud app. Without cloud application development services, such tools wouldn’t exist.

Final Thoughts

Cloud application development has become an essential part of modern business. It allows companies to build powerful, flexible, and cost-effective tools that can be used by anyone, anywhere. Whether you're running a small startup or a large company, embracing the cloud can help you stay competitive and meet the changing needs of your users.

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InterSystems Official
· Jun 12

Versiones Puntuales Disponibles para Abordar Problemas de Cambio de Namespaces y Visualización de Globals en las Versiones Recientes 2025.1.0, 2024.1.4, 2023.1.6 y 2022.1.7

InterSystems ha publicado nuevas actualizaciones puntuales para resolver un defecto que afecta a las versiones anteriores más recientes de 2025.1.0, 2024.1.4, 2023.1.6 y 2022.1.7, en las siguientes líneas de productos compatibles:

  • InterSystems IRIS
  • InterSystems IRIS for Health
  • HealthShare Health Connect

Este problema podría provocar errores inesperados de tipo <PROTECT> o anomalías de acceso al utilizar funciones como:

  • Namespaces implícitos
  • Acceso mixto de solo lectura/lectura-escritura a bases de datos
  • Páginas del Portal de Administración para listar rutinas y globals

Síntomas incluidos:

  • Fallos en la creación de namespaces
  • Errores intermitentes de “acceso denegado” al listar rutinas
  • Páginas de visualización de globals que no muestran datos para usuarios con permisos de solo lectura

Aunque estos problemas no comprometían los controles de acceso ni los permisos de usuario, sí afectaban el comportamiento esperado del sistema en varios escenarios.

Versiones corregidas

Las correcciones están incluidas en las siguientes versiones puntuales:

  • 2025.1.0.230.2
  • 2024.1.4.516.1
  • 2023.1.6.810.1
  • 2022.1.7.116.1

Se recomienda a los clientes que utilicen versiones afectadas que apliquen la actualización correspondiente para asegurar el correcto funcionamiento del sistema.

Para más información o asistencia, por favor poneos en contacto con el Worldwide Response Center (WRC) de InterSystems.

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InterSystems Official
· Jun 12

10 de junio de 2025 – Aviso: Cambio de namespace y fallos de visualización en Globals

Resumen

ID del aviso

Productos y versiones afectadas

Categoría de Riesgo y Puntuación

Requisitos Explícitos

DP-439649

Productos:

  • InterSystems IRIS®
  • InterSystems IRIS for Health
  • HealthShare® Health Connect

Versiones:

  • 2025.1.0.225.1
  • 2025.1.0.223.0
  • 2024.1.4
  • 2023.1.6
  • 2022.1.7

Operacional:
4 – Riesgo Alto

 

Estabilidad del Sistema:
3 – Riesgo Medio

 

Este problema no constituye una vulnerabilidad de seguridad. No permite a los usuarios eludir las comprobaciones de permisos ni acceder a datos fuera de su namespace autorizado.

Uso de namespaces implícitos, el Portal de Administración o el acceso mixto de lectura-escritura/solo lectura a bases de datos

Un problema en los productos de InterSystems mencionados anteriormente puede generar errores inesperados de tipo <PROTECT> al cambiar entre namespaces o al acceder a globals en entornos que utilizan cualquiera de las siguientes características:

  • Namespaces implícitos
  • Acceso de solo lectura a la base de datos predeterminada, pero con acceso de lectura-escritura en otras partes
  • Páginas del Portal de Administración que listan rutinas y globals

Los síntomas del problema incluyen:

  • Fallos en la creación de namespaces (DP-440830)
  • Acceso denegado de forma intermitente al listar rutinas en el Portal de Administración (DP-439622)
  • La utilidad de visualización de globals no muestra ningún global si el usuario solo tiene permisos de solo lectura (DP-440744)

Todos estos problemas han sido resueltos mediante la actualización DP-439649, que corrige cómo se aplican las comprobaciones de permisos a los globals privados de proceso y la resolución de namespaces implícitos. Estas correcciones abordan fallos de comportamiento, no fallos de control de acceso. Los permisos se aplican correctamente y los usuarios no pueden acceder a globals ni a namespaces fuera de su alcance asignado.

Este problema se ha corregido en las versiones 2025.1.0.230.2, 2024.1.4.516.1, 2023.1.6.810.1 y 2022.1.7.116.1 de los siguientes productos:

  • InterSystems IRIS 
  • InterSystems IRIS for Health
  • HealthShare® Health Connect

Para más información

Si tenéis preguntas o necesitáis asistencia, poneos en contacto con el Worldwide Response Center (WRC) de InterSystems.

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