Organization of this Guide
This manual is divided into the following parts:
Part One presents introductory material and a brief overview of AMPS
Part Two explains the features of AMPS, including information on the following features:
Subscribe and Publish, the basic building blocks of AMPS applications
The expression language and functions used to take advantage of the content-aware features of AMPS are covered in AMPS Expressions and AMPS Functions
Record and Replay Messages using the AMPS transaction log
Competitive message consumption with Message Queues
The Message Types that AMPS supports for content-aware processing
Current value caching and database functions using State of the World (SOW) topics
State of the World topics enable many of the other advanced features in AMPS, such as:
This section also contains detailed chapters on specific topics, such as the AMPS filter language. Both application developers and administrators should become familiar with this section.
Part Three discusses AMPS deployment and operations, including:
This section is most useful for those with a focus on AMPS operations, although the information presented here is helpful for developers who want to design high-performance, high-availability applications that are easy to deploy and maintain.
Additional chapters provide reference information:
Optionally-Loaded Modules describes special-purpose modules that are included in the AMPS distribution but are not loaded by default
File Format Versions lists the file formats used by each AMPS version
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