Yet another topic for InterSystems IRIS Flash Talks:
InterSystems IRIS on Kubernetes by @Dmitry Maslennikov
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Yet another topic for InterSystems IRIS Flash Talks:
InterSystems IRIS on Kubernetes by @Dmitry Maslennikov
Awesome!
@Andreas Dieckow, can we consider this topics for Unconference?
Hi, Tom!
Also you can get your own IRIS on Google cloud.
Hi, Alex!
Didn’t know that it is possible. Just a question: how username/password can be not valid if they are being set new with this API?
This is possible, but I think you need to have an account of "short-number" in a cell network, so it looks like a costly solution depending on a cell provider.
Much easier to manage pretty the same thing via Telegram bot and for free. See an example of alerting with Telegram.
Hi, Francisco!
If the comment/answer has child comment/answer it cannot be deleted.
Today you can change the content of the comment/answer to say 'DELETED' and it's a good signal for moderators to delete it. Would it work?
Hi, @Yuri Marx! I kind agree with Herman here - the post is great, well done and very thoughtful. But if you add to this one or two working technical solutions on IRIS to prove/describe the idea better, that will be much interesting for the audience if the Developer Community.
Hi, Emanuel! I don't know the answer, but I have a comment - you have 3 questions in one. If we have a discussion here on all 3 it will be a mess. Also, we have a feature of 'Accepted answer' which you will choose when the problem is done - it's difficult to accept an answer for 3 different questions.
Could you please consider to split it into 3 different questions?
Demo server doesn't work
You are welcome!
Also would love to mention that DeepSee Web (DSW) gives you the option to iframe any particular widget.
Just right click on a widget and choose Share menuitem and you'll get the iframe code to get this widget embeded to any other web-page.
E.g. here is the code for this widget:
<iframe style="border: none" src="https://analytics.community.intersystems.com/dswpub/index.html#!/d/PostsByYears.dashboard?ns=COMMUNITYPUBLIC&embed=1&widget=0&height=303&isLegend=true" width="551" height="303" ></iframe>
And here is how I obtained it:

Good Initiative, Dmitry! Colleagues! Join the discussion!
Hi, Emanuel!
You put this post into Community Feedback group, so nobody saw it. Changed to Caché, hope guys will answer you now.
You are in!
Hi, Dmitry!
You can present your approach and experience with IRIS and Kubernetes on IRIS Community Flash Talks. Is 15 min enough?
Hi, Ward! This looks very interesting.
Do you have an example of sending e-mails using NPM from COS?
Thank you, Yuri!
Hi, Yuri! Thanks for posting the link to a really great post! But DC is more for articles posted directly here rather then links to somewhere else. Is it possible to repost it here too?
Sounds great. Do you have any Test Coverage demo available?
Hi, Daniel!
You mentioned Code Coverage - what do you mean? Is it a test coverage?
Thank you, John!
Actually, I don't know the case when we may need to change passwords for ALL users to the one specified.
So, don't run this code on your production system.
@Eduard Lebedyuk is there any close to reality case when this snippet could be useful?
Elaborated ;) Full classmethod Main() now.
You can get rid of two lines:
set ways = $lb("listnext", "listfind", "lfs", "base")and
set way = $lg(ways, i)
if you change for to:
for way="listnext", "listfind", "lfs", "base" {Ed, it's not about speed, but about syntax sugar on "for cycles". you can go like that:
/// do ##class(POI.Test).main()
ClassMethod main(rounds As %Integer = 1000, size As %Integer = 10, nullPercent As %Integer = 20) {
set list = ..getList(size, nullPercent)
write !,"Rounds: ", rounds
write !,"Size: ", size
write !,"NullPercent: ", nullPercent
write !,"List: "
zwrite list
for way="listnext", "listfind", "lfs", "base" {
set start = $zh set list2 = $classmethod(,way, rounds, list)
set end = $zh set time = end - start
write !,"Way: ", way
write !,"Time: ", time
write !,"List: "
zwrite list2
write ! }@Rob Tweed, @Ward De Backer - do you plan to attend Global Summit this year? It would be great to describe this case on IRIS Flash Talks
Never mind, found that.
Fantastic! Should we substitute Community engine to it? ;)
It seems though that comments doesn’t work.
Is there the source code of this implementation of Conduit available? I mean the implementation which works with IRIS?
Looks like it is the fastest Accepted Answer ever, @John Murray ;) Nice!
Hi, Jaqueline!
You can add a Property element to the Level you want to sort differently - e.g. this date property. And you can alter if you want this level members be sorted by the property values. See the screenshot:
