Took a look at the latest IRIS library, it is not dotnet standard nor core.  It is actually based on .NET 4.5 which is not even supported by MSFT any longer.  Looking at the structure of the Cache v. IRIS, it appears to be very similar.  I wonder if it is a "port".

As more and more clients of Intersystems are moving to modern architectures that are not coupled to the OS, it would be in their interest to spend a bit of time porting their existing libraries to dotnet core.

Is there anyone in the community that has any visibility?  "Upgrade to a different product" is not a feasible solution.

Thank you for the reply.  Unfortunately that is a really big ask.  The Cache platform is at the central of our business and this is only a single small app that is being containerized.  Based on other threads, we do not appear to be the only ones requiring the support.

Appreciate the response.  Looking for dotnet core, we are deploying to Linux based containers.

Thank you for the reply.  I apologize for not following.  Which .net core library are you referring to?

Thank you very much for the quick turn-around.  Before sending this over to our DevOps team, I noticed that this applies to the IRIS platform.  Does this approach also apply to Cache as well?