InterSystems Products

Traceability becomes crucial in LLM/Gen AI products development. Langfuse is a number 1 traceability tool nowadays, at least as we see examining the market. IRIS Interoperability is being used widely for Interoperability tracebility as well. Could...

https://www.fivetran.com/ Fivetran is the automated data movement platform moving data out of, into and across your cloud data platforms. Enterprise or free version available, including cloud, AWS GovCloud or self-hosted

Airbyte is an open-source data integration platform that allows users to sync data from different sources to various destinations. Its architecture is modular and it relies on the use of connectors for each source or destination. Every connector h...

There should be a way to configure a running instance using a YAML configuration file and / or using a REST API. Currently, a CPF file cannot modify namespace specific settings like schemas, production default settings, credentials and so on. Inst...

Currently IPM/ZPM is being described in module.xml files. Let's introduce YAML(preferred) or JSON support as well! It's more readable less wordy and easier to comprehend and maintain

1️⃣ Description of the idea Introduce a new TTL (Time-To-Live) parameter within the %Persistent class. When enabled and configured with a time value (in seconds), this parameter automatically adds an internal expiration timestamp property and add ...

Previously Intersystems zen framework which was very helpful to easily generate the web and mobile UI. Proposal : drag and drop web & mobile framework Problems : who are all explaining intersystems IRIS thinking it is capable of interoperabili...

Imagine Distributed Work Manager (DWMgr) that can: Call methods or $$-functions in background on any reachable IRIS server (e.g. on Asynchronous or Failover Mirror Member), so called target server, pushing all necessary input data in local or glob...

Setting up an ODBC connection to IRIS Cloud SQL so that you can work from PowerBI and Apache Superset. Connection requires certificates, that's why detailed guide is needed.

I'm sure that I am not alone in maintain a mass of legacy code, some of which uses the dot syntax for blocks of code. Wouldn't it be great to have a tool to convert this to guaranteed equivalent code using the bracket {} syntax?