Overview of installing Apama with Debian apt
On Debian-based Linux distributions on both x86_64 and ARMv7, it is possible to install Apama using the default package management tool. Apama is located in a repository hosted on
https://downloads.apamacommunity.com/debian.
To install from this repository, you must first add the repository to your
apt configuration. See the instructions for doing this in the repository readme at
https://downloads.apamacommunity.com/debian/README.txt.
Once configured, you can install Apama's core edition through the package manager:
apt update
apt install apama
If you wish to use Python plug-ins with your Apama installation, you also need to install the correct Python interpreter for your Apama release:
apt install apama-python
Fixes to Apama can be automatically applied using the package manager. If a new fix is released, it is installed with any run of the following:
apt update
apt upgrade
You can also remove Apama using the apt tool:
apt remove apama apama-python