What is Apama Community Edition?
Apama Streaming Analytics allows organizations to analyze and act on IoT and fast-moving data in real-time, responding to events intelligently the moment they happen.
Apama Community Edition is a freemium version of Apama by Software AG that can be used to learn about, develop and put streaming analytics applications into production.
How Do I Get Apama Community Edition?
Simply click on ‘Download Apama Community Edition’ (there’s no registration form to fill in). That’s it!
Getting Started
To help you get started, we’ve included some video tutorials and we’ll be adding to these as well as creating additional blogs to help you on your way to becoming an expert over the coming days and weeks.
As a brief introduction to how Apama works, we recommend you look at the paper we’ve put together on the Apama Platform and you will also find the complete documentation here.
Instructional Videos
My First Apama Application
Apama applications are quick and easy to write – you can be up and running in minutes!
Overview of the Apama Weather demo
We break down one of the demos included with Designer in this video to give you an idea of what a typical Dashboard based project contains.
Apama Queries – Overview
This video imports our ATM fraud sample, which uses Apama Queries. It gives a detailed explanation of how Queries fit within a project, and interacts with the monitor and dashboards.
Blog posts
Introduction to Python Plug-ins
In Apama 10.3 we introduced a new way to create extensions to EPL (the Apama language). In addition to writing extension points (plug-ins) to EPL in C++ and Java, it is now possible to also create them in Python.… Read MoreApama 10.3 Community Edition release announcement
The latest version of Apama Community Edition has arrived bringing Python script execution, Prometheus monitoring and performance improvements.… Read MoreCommon mistakes in EPL
Although we’ve tried our hardest to make the Apama Event Processing Language (EPL) familiar and easy to get into, there will always be some room for error.… Read MoreChain Managers – Dynamic Connectivity
Connectivity plug-ins can be written in Java or C++, and run inside the correlator process to allow messages to be sent and received to/from external systems Individual plug-ins are combined together to form chains that define the path of a message, with the correlator host process at one end and an external system or library at the other, and with an optional sequence of message mapping transformations between them.… Read MoreExamples of how customers are using Apama
