The unstoppable K-Ninja! :-) Love it
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The unstoppable K-Ninja! :-) Love it
Nice work Ron. Hope to have some time to document the demo I had at READY25 tech.exchange with Project Sveltos. Similar concepts with security policies and event-driven management add-ons, etc.
Keep them coming K-Ninja! :-)
Great work @David McCaldon, looking forward to use it with Zed.
is the list in order of importance @Yuri Marx ? If so I am honoured about n.1 :-) see you this afternoon and I hope you can get something out of it. Take care
How about setting the column/property to be a calculated field and the system will do it for you with your Getter method?
https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cl…
John,
it looks like you are on AWS and you selected an AMI, most probably the default one, that offers AWS Linux distribution. It is a downstream of Fedora. We don't support it officially so pick and AMI with Ubuntu and Red hat.
wrt context: you'll find that in general the cloud runs on Linux. You'll get used to automate procedures with scripts and a plethora of tools that are available in the industry like bash, Terraform, Ansible or any config.management tool of your liking.
HTH
Thank you Ariel!
Hi Jignesh,
What is your context? Are you working with Kubernets?
I think the answer is it depends. While nginx can do reverse proxy it might not be on a par with Traefik and all its management layer within a K8s context.
nginx example FYI & FWIW
server {
listen 8080;
location / { deny all; }
location /csp/sys/ { proxy_pass http://iris:52773; }
location /api/monitor/ { proxy_pass http://iris:52773; }
proxy_hide_header WWW-Authenticate;
}Indeed eBPF is powerful and Tetragon looks a great solution to secure or manage the security of your K8s cluster like Sysdig Falco and similar. Great work Ron! And thanks for sharing your work! Love it!
Q: When I used Sysdig in the past it was amazing, however, not very light on system resources. Were you able to quantify the effect of Tetragon on a node? Thanks
I think perhaps this is the one you meant Evgeny connecting to Cloud SQL with Dbeaver
Thanks for sharing all your great achievments
Thanks Ron, Indeed Structured Loggging is cool and this way of leveraging it even more! ;-) Awesome!
Thanks @Ariel Glikman; some nice clarifications there that will be useful to posterity.
This can be frustrating; thanks for sharing it Steve!
So many useful links! Thanks @Tani Frankel
Great article @Steve Pisani! You stole my idea of showcasing Jaeger and IRIS... oh well, I'll send people over to this article.
Also, thanks to @Ron Sweeney ;-)
Thanks Anastasia, Raj and Derek!
Thanks Benjamin. A journey has started!
And for those wanting to see what it is like working with those services head over to our Learning Services video on InterSystems IRIS Cloud SQL and InterSystems Cloud IntegratedML
Excellent Benjamin. Thank you for finding the time for this. It'll be useful to 1000s!
Does this help? https://docs.portainer.io/admin/registries/add/custom
Ohh, so useful Ron & Dan, thanks for sharing your experience and tools.
Nice work Lorenzo, especially in extending the SAM inheritance tree for projection!
Thank you Heloisa. I found your article well written and contextualised. It is useful and a great introduction for those wanting to start out on the journey to data integration with OSS tools.
Nice one; thanks Rob.
Great improvements! Looking forward to it, Bob.
Hi Pietro,
I love these type of tools as they shed so much light in otherwise dark corner of our systems.
Great job and thank you very much for sharing this!
Another amazing and rich contest :-) Thank you amazing team! Looking forward to the submissions!
Whoahoo! Thanks for sharing it @Muhammad Waseem
Hi Robert,
We should probably document this apparent anomaly. InterSystems Cloud SQL is, at present, a SQL-only end point. Powerful InterSystems IRIS-engine extensions like the creation of class methods are not allowed as our formidable support for procedural languages could create security vulnerability that we decided to avoid in its first implementation.
Thank you
holy cow #2 :-) so much precious info on this thread!