In a healthy development environment it is a good idea to catch issues early, and Continuous Integration (CI) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_integration is a technique that can catch errors at the point changes are introduced into the code base by developers. We can use popular CI tools such as Jenkins with Apama, to provide CI and ensure that developer commits are tested and checked. This blog post shows step by step how you can do this.… Read More
Apama 10.5.1 Community Edition release announcement
The latest version of Apama Community Edition has arrived with a significant focus on improving the experience within the Cumulocity IoT platform. However there are also a number of Apama improvements relevant to Apama Community Edition, so please keep reading!… Read More
Java plugin development and deployment workflow
The core component of Apama is known as ‘correlator‘ and is powered by a language called EPL (Event Processing Language) that has a syntax which would be familiar to Java programmers. The EPL is native to the core engine resembles Java like syntax. The correlator can also be programmed by general purpose languages like C++, Java or Python using a plug-in mechanism. These are referred to as EPL plug-ins in general, for other types of plug-in refer the below note.… Read More
Apama 10.5 Community Edition release announcement
The latest version of Apama Community Edition has arrived with a significant focus on improving the experience within the Cumulocity IoT platform. However there are a number of improvements relevant to Apama Community Edition and I’ve highlighted many of these in this post.… Read More
Apama leads the way in the Forrester Wave: Streaming Analytics Q3 2019
It’s great to see Software AG’s Apama leading the way in industry analyst Forrester’s latest Streaming Analytics Wave! Apama Community Edition allows you to use what Forrester have identified as the most capable streaming analytics product in the market.… Read More
The Coffee Factory
Have you ever wondered how instant Coffee is made? In this blog, I’ll walk you through my Coffee Factory project which I created using Apama EPL without previous knowledge of the language. The project consists of two sub-projects, one of them is responsible for simulating the data within a Coffee Factory and the other one takes the role of Apama by analyzing the live data for any issues. If by any chance something wrong happens within our Coffee Factory, Apama takes care of the issue immediately and fixes it.… Read More