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Discussion Yuri Marx · Jul 28, 2020

Why migrate from Caché to IRIS

I'm working with clients planning migrate from Caché to IRIS and I want to summary advantages to go to IRIS. I think is:

  1. IntegratedML - AutoML - Agile machine learning
  2. IAM - InterSystems API Manager
  3. Interoperability
  4. Advanced Reports (JReport)
  5. Cloud Manager/Docker and DevOps support
  6. ZPM - Package manager
  7. Native API - Node.js, Python, Java and .NET interoperability
  8. Core based license x user based license
  9. InterSystems Support and new features
  10. Improved management and monitoring features

Can you help me to think or detail these 10 topics?

Comments

Ba Moser  Aug 14, 2020 to Eduard Lebedyuk

What happens to old code as 
- all kind of $ZU() funktions ? Some well documented, some poor, some not
- self written System Commands and Functions ?
Rewrite it ?  or are they the same for Iris ? 
Documentation that I found was not so detailed. Any article available ?

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Joe Lichtenberg · Aug 3, 2020

Great list.  Even higher performance and greater scalability.

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Yaron Munz · Aug 14, 2020

Analytics (aka DeppSee) build it.

also... great advantage for Intersystems itself (to earn more for license upgrade). 

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Sylvain Guilbaud · Sep 4, 2023

Hi @Yuri Marx,

at the very first topic, I will put at the top of your list :

0. better performances

It can be seen as obvious, but IRIS is **really** faster than Caché.

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Sylvain Guilbaud  Sep 4, 2023 to Sylvain Guilbaud

And this slide is more than 2 years old...

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Alexey Maslov  Sep 5, 2023 to Sylvain Guilbaud

Hi Sylvain,

Is it possible to publish more details of the scenario which showed such impressive figures?

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Wolf Koelling  Sep 7, 2023 to Sylvain Guilbaud

What about
- enhanced multi model capabilities via native json storage / document database
- in-memory bi-directional java and .net gateway (and python but have embedded python since then)
- AWS Cloud connectors
- REST enhancements (API publishing via swagger, spec first development from OpenAPI 2 spec)
Also, more generally, IRIS is the successor of Ensemble + iknow + DeepSee, rather than just Caché

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