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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:

Well!
We already have two slots taken!
One is:
Static Analysis for ObjectScript with CacheQuality
It's a CI compatible static analysis to for ObjectScript codebase which finds bugs and obeys code guidlines using a set of managed rules from LiteSolutions (which is now better will sound as IRISQuality, @Daniel Tamajon? ;)
Another slot is a secret topic, will be announced just before the GS.
So we have two more, book your session on InterSystems IRIS Flash Talks from Developer Community!
No worries - I've just converted the comment to an answer.
Hi, Chip!
This is a bit outdated but curious if you solved the issue. <iframe> tag could be a solution. E.g. in DSW (DeepSee Web) you can get the share code of any widget on any dashboard in one click.
E.g. here is how to share any widget from Community Analytics in DeepSee:

Hi, Lassi!
Consider you have two databases on your production system:
AppData - with application data
AppCode - with the code for your solution.
AppData namespace maps classes needed for the application in AppCode.
You deploy your releases only in AppCode namespace. In this case, you either delete everything before deploying the latest release or delete and create a new AppCode database the with latest release.
And you shouldn't bother of deleted classes in the repo ;)
Wow. Do you have any experience with Portanier + IRIS containers? I think it deserves a new article.
Another question: can I deploy a container manually on production host with a reasonable number of steps in management or CI is the only option?
Thanks, Eduard!
But why Gitlab? Can I manage all the Continuous Delivery say with Github?
Great article, Eduard, thanks!
It's not clear though what do I need to have on a production host initially? In my understanding, installed docker and container with IRIS and container with IRIS is enough. In that case how Durable %SYS and Application data (USER NAMESPACE) appear on the production host for the first time?
I agree with Benjamin - the question is more about globals/locals vs DynamicObject/DynamicArray.
@Arcady Goldmints-Orlov could you share the examples of code with globals/locals and Dynamic structures to illustrate two approaches more clear?
Please, share how? )
Hi, Lassi!
Just in case you've never heard about but there is a community supported WebTerminal which works via web-sockets and supports code highlighting, code completion and many other convenient things. And it doesn't need terminal access (telnet, ssh) to a server, web access is enough.