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· Jul. 18, 2024

IAM 2.8.4.10 & 3.4.3.10 Release Announcement

InterSystems API Manager (IAM) versions 2.8.4.10 and 3.4.3.10 are now Generally Available.  These are the latest versions of the two long-term supported versions of IAM. These release contain important fixes and all customers are encouraged to upgrade.

Customers on IAM 3.0 or 3.2 are encouraged to upgrade to 3.4.3.10 as support for those versions will soon come to an end.

IAM is an API gateway between your InterSystems IRIS servers and applications, providing tools to effectively monitor, control, and govern HTTP-based traffic at scale. IAM is available as a free add-on to your InterSystems IRIS license.

IAM can be downloaded from the Components area of the WRC Software Distribution site

Follow the Installation Guide for guidance on how to download, install, and get started with IAM.  The complete IAM 3.4 documentation gives you more information about IAM and using it with InterSystems IRIS. Our partner Kong provides further documentation on using IAM in the Kong Gateway (Enterprise) 3.4 documentation

IAM is only available in OCI (Open Container Initiative) a.k.a. Docker container format. Container images are available for OCI compliant run-time engines for Linux x86-64 and Linux ARM64, as detailed in the Supported Platforms document.

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· Jul. 18, 2024 1min de leitura

How to put application logs into the global ^ERRORS

InterSystems FAQ rubric

This can be done with TRY-CATCH:

 #dim ex As %Exception.AbstractException
 TRY {
    //Code that causes an error
  }
  CATCH ex {
     do ex.Log()
  }

If you use ^%ETN, call it from the BACK entry (BACK^%ETN).

Please also take a look at the related article: How to get application errors (^ERRORS) using a command

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· Jul. 18, 2024

[Water Cooler Talk] Developer Copilots: yay or nay?

Hi Community!

I was recently asked my opinion of the GitHub Copilot. Since I haven't tried it myself, I decided to do some research 😀 And what better place to do it other than on the Developer Community 😜 

So, I get the idea in general. AI and machine learning algorithms offer real-time code suggestions, automate repetitive tasks, and help developers write code more efficiently. That sounds pretty good. It should increase productivity, reduce the number of errors, and help in learning. But there is definitely a dark side to this. Sometimes, even code completion makes me blow a gasket. What will the copilot do? And who decides if it's the best approach to writing code? 

So, who has actual experience with developer copilots? What are your thoughts? Which one did you try? Did you like it? Did it make you tick? Any input is welcome!

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· Jul. 18, 2024

[Video] Generative AI in Use

Hi, Community!

Do you think Generative AI can make your life easier? See some potential use cases for GenAI in the latest video from Learning Services:

Generative AI in Use

Find out how GenAI is impacting everything from healthcare to software development, and how it can be used to improve productivity and increase efficiency.​

👩‍💻 Ready to try it yourself? Learn how to improve your prompt writing abilities to get the most out of generative AI (exercise, 40m).

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