InterSystems IRIS for Health™ provides the capabilities for building complex, mission-critical, data-intensive applications. It is a comprehensive platform spanning data management, interoperability, transaction processing and analytics.
Healthcare Interoperability
Extensive development tooling for healthcare standards and pre-built extensible data transformations between modern and legacy formats like:
FHIR (DSTU2, STU3, R4)
HL7 V2 and HL7 V3
IHE Profiles, including XDS.b, XCA, PIX, PDQ, and MHD
CDA/C-CDA Documents
DICOM
X12
Native FHIR support
The foundation for FHIR applications. The FHIR repository offers full read/write capabilities, receiving or sending FHIR resources via the FHIR RESTful API in JSON or XML formats.
Analytics Capabilities
Embedded, state-of-the-art analytics capabilities for distributed SQL, business intelligence, and NLP in data-intensive, real-time applications. Incorporates a wide range of third-party tools.
Unified Development Environment
A unified graphical and code-based environment simplifies and accelerates the development and maintenance of real-time, data-rich solutions. Track the behavior of messages to and from your application, simplifying debugging and diagnosis, lowering development costs, and accelerating time to market.
Freedom of Choice
Multi-model architecture that allows you to use the data model that best fits each task in your application through the development language of your choice.
Highlights
Efficiently enables applications to scale from scratch, both vertically and horizontally to cost-effectively handle any workload, volume of data, or users.
Native support for FHIR and every major healthcare messaging standard worldwide, applications can rapidly ingest, normalize, and share information.
Advanced data prep capabilities to create transformative healthcare models and optimize the effectiveness of learning solutions.
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This Community Edition is free to use, so you pay no software charge for any option listed. The dimensions represent different Arm64-based EC2 instance sizes across the a1, c6g, c6gd, m6g, m6gd, r6g, and r6gd families. Each is billed by the hour. The families differ by their balance of compute, memory, and local storage, and sizes scale from medium up to larger multi-core and metal configurations. You choose the instance that fits your workload; your cost comes only from the underlying AWS compute you run, not the software itself.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does each hourly instance dimension actually give me in compute terms?
Each dimension maps to one Arm64-based EC2 instance size from the a1, c6g, c6gd, m6g, m6gd, r6g, and r6gd families. Sizes range from medium through large multi-core and metal configurations. The c-families favor compute, r-families favor memory, and the gd-suffix families add local storage.
Am I charged for an instance that is stopped or paused?
The software carries no charge, since this is the free Community Edition. You only pay the underlying AWS compute, billed per running hour. A fully stopped instance stops accruing compute charges, though AWS storage fees for attached volumes may still apply while resources exist.
Are there resource limits I should know about with this Community Edition?
Yes. The Community Edition caps total data at 10 GB and limits concurrent connections to 8. It also excludes Enterprise Cache Protocol and distributed caching. The built-in license expires one year after the product version's release date. Moving to another edition requires a new install and license key.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
After connecting to the AWS instance, note the connection information provided and change the default password with the command "iris password"
Load the InterSystems IRIS Management Portal in your browser with the provided URL, or start the InterSystems Terminal with "docker exec -it iris terminal iris"
InterSystems provides a fast path to get acquainted with our technology, development resources and support. Our Developer Community (https://community.intersystems.com/) lets you engage to ask questions and share approaches and solutions. We offer comprehensive online learning courses and activities. (http://learning.intersystems.com/) Organizations can find the full InterSystems IRIS documentation online (https://docs.intersystems.com/)
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