Python is an interpreted high-level programming language for general-purpose programming. Created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991, Python has a design philosophy that emphasizes code readability, notably using significant whitespace
I was wondering what best practice was for using macros in Embedded Python, i.e. iris.execute('$$$MACRO()') or something else. Does anyone have insight into this?
For my intern project, I am building a Flask REST API backend. My goal is to host it on InterSystems IRIS using the WSGI interface. This is a relatively new approach and is currently only being used in a handful of projects such as AskMe. To help others get started, I decided to write this article to simplify the process.
This will be an introduction to Python programming in the context of IRIS.
Before anything I will cover an important topic: How python works, this will help you understand some issues and limitations you may encounter when working with Python in IRIS.
All the articles and examples can be found in this git repository: iris-python-article
I'm trying to connect a Python backend application to an InterSystems IRIS Community Edition instance running in a Docker container on an AWS EC2 instance. I'm facing persistent connection issues and an SSL Error despite the Superserver apparently having SSL disabled. I'm hoping for some insight into what might be causing this contradictory behavior.
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🛠️ Managing KONG Configurations in CI/CD with InterSystems IRIS IAM
🔍 Context: InterSystems IRIS IAM & Kong Gateway
As part of integrating InterSystems IRIS into a secure and controlled environment, InterSystems IRIS IAM relies on Kong Gateway to manage exposed APIs. Kong acts as a modern API Gateway, capable of handling authentication, security, traffic management, plugins, and more.