Squashed means that an image was built with a --squash option
Uncompressed size is calculated via docker inspect -f "{{ .Size }}" $image
Compressed size is calculated via (docker manifest inspect $image | ConvertFrom-Json).layers | Measure-Object -Property size -Sum
More info on calculating image sizes is available here
Conclusion: either MSB or Squashed work fine, but just MSB would be better for storage as it can have shared layers (squash always produces one unique layer). Squashed is easier to implement.
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While I do agree, what's the use case?
If you're requesting objects en masse it's usually via sql and it's easy to provide id there.
In a case of a singular object you usually request it by ID so it's known beforehand.
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Interesting question!
Here are my findings for
store/intersystems/irishealth-community:2020.4.0.524.0and a simple app in theUSERnamespace.Notes:
docker inspect -f "{{ .Size }}" $image(docker manifest inspect $image | ConvertFrom-Json).layers | Measure-Object -Property size -SumConclusion: either MSB or Squashed work fine, but just MSB would be better for storage as it can have shared layers (squash always produces one unique layer). Squashed is easier to implement.
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The best place to do that is your REST broker.
After you got your error from BP, just create your own error and pass that.
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Can DB made RO for a while?
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Check this article.
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Doubltul - it requires Java installation or configuration.
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You're right.
Here's a good write up on the topic.
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Thank you!
Why do you map
%ZLANGC00/%ZLANGF00to%ALL? They are available everywhere by default.go to post
Separate REST logic form a business logic and call ObjectScript method directly?
Check out this article on REST design (esp. terminal layer in the article terms).
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What's a CSP service? A REST service?