Hi Angelo!

This is a very good question. But there are community versions in containers on docker:

image name are for InterSystems IRIS:

store/intersystems/iris-community:2019.3.0.309.0

and for InterSystems IRIS for Health:

store/intersystems/irishealth:2019.3.0.308.0-community

Check this template app to start using this immediately.

Hi David!

InterSystems doesn't develop VSCode plugins. In this video, I'm enjoying VSCode ObjectScript plugin by @Dmitry Maslennikov from CaretDev as a Developers Community effort. My job is to support all the best efforts of the InterSystems Developers Community and I think this plugin is suitable for some ways of developing and debugging InterSystems Solutions with ObjectScript.

There is also another pretty mature VSCode plugin Serenji introduced by @John Murray from GeorgeJames Software which has a lot of advanced features to develop and debug InterSystems solutions with ObjectScript and REST API development.

and AFAIK there is also yet another VSCode plugin coming from @Rubens Silva.

As for Atelier and Studio, there was an announcement by @Andreas Dieckow a year ago on the terms of InterSystems support for Atelier and Studio.

Agenda update for the meetup: 

"InterSystems IRIS and the Cloud" session by @Anton Umnikov 

“In this session we'll talk about how IRIS can interoperate with various components of the public cloud ecosystem, such as S3 storage, SageMaker machine learning framework, Elastic Map Reduce and others.”

Space is limited, RSVP today! wink

Thanks, Mario!

docker-compose up -d

I think this goes as the 2nd command in my post?

# docker iris iris session iris

Right!

Even less if you have a Docker Extension in VSCode and right click on a container to open the shell in container. In this case you can run:

# iris session iris

Two(!) commands less ;)

Details could be found here