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-== Introduction to APEX
-
-APEX stand for Adaptive Policy EXecution.
-It is a lightweight engine for execution of policies.
-APEX allows you to specify logic as a policy, logic that you can adapt on the fly as your system executes.
-The APEX policies you design can be really simple, with a single snippet of logic, or can be very complex, with many states and tasks.
-APEX policies can even be designed to self-adapt at execution time, the choice is yours!
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-.Simple APEX Overview
-image::apex-intro/ApexSimple.png[Simple APEX Overview]
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-The Adaptive Policy Engine in APEX runs your policies.
-These policies are triggered by incoming events.
-The logic of the policies executes and produces a response event.
-The __Incoming Context__ on the incoming event and the __Outgoing Context__ on the outgoing event are simply the fields and attributes of the event.
-You design the policies that APEX executes and the trigger and action events that your policies accept and produce.
-Events are fed in and sent out as JSON or XML events over Kafka, a Websocket, a file or named pipe, or even standard input.
-If you run APEX as a library in your application, you can even feed and receive events over a Java API.
-
-.APEX States and Context
-image::apex-intro/ApexStatesAndContext.png[APEX States and Context]
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-You design your policy as a chain of states, with each state being fed by the state before.
-The simplest policy can have just one state.
-We provide specific support for the four-state link:https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303564082_Apex_An_Engine_for_Dynamic_Adaptive_Policy_Execution[MEDA (Match Establish Decide Act)] policy state model and the three-state link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_condition_action[ECA (Event Condition Action)] policy state model.
-APEX is fully distributed.
-You can decide how many APEX engine instances to run for your application and on which real or virtual hosts to run them.
-
-In APEX, you also have control of the __Context__ used by your policies.
-Context is simply the state information and data used by your policies.
-You define what context your policies use and what the scope of that context is.
-__Policy Context__ is private to a particular policy and is accessible only to whatever APEX engines are running that particular policy.
-__Global Context__ is available to all policies.
-__External Context__ is read-only context such as weather or topology information that is provided by other systems.
-APEX keeps context coordinated across all the the instances running a particular policy.
-If a policy running in an APEX engine changes the value of a piece of context, that value is is available to all other APEX engines that use that piece of context.
-APEX takes care of distribution, locking, writing of context to persistent storage, and monitoring of context.
-
-.The APEX Eco-System
-image::apex-intro/ApexEcosystem.png[The APEX Eco-System]
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-The APEX engine (AP-EN) is available as a Java library for inclusion in your application, as a microservice running in a Docker container, or as a stand-alone service available for integration into your system.
-APEX also includes a policy editor (AP-AUTH) that allows you to design your policies and a web-based policy management console you use to deploy policies and to keep track of the state of policies and context in policies.
-Context handling (AP-CTX) is integrated into the APEX engine and policy deployment (AP-DEP) is provided as a servlet running under a web framework such as link:http://tomcat.apache.org/[Apache Tomcat].