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| Policy Drools PDP Engine |
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| The Drools PDP, aka PDP-D, is the PDP in the Policy Framework that uses the |
| `Drools BRMS <https://www.drools.org/>`__ to enforce policies. |
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| The PDP-D functionality has been partitioned into two functional areas: |
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| - PDP-D Engine. |
| - PDP-D Applications. |
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| **PDP-D Engine** |
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| The PDP-D Engine is the infrastructure that *policy applications* use. |
| It provides networking services, resource grouping, and diagnostics. |
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| The PDP-D Engine supports the following Tosca Native Policy Types: |
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| - onap.policies.native.Drools |
| - onap.policies.native.drools.Controller |
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| These types are used to dynamically add and configure new application controllers. |
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| The PDP-D Engine hosts applications by means of *controllers*. |
| *Controllers* may support other Tosca Policy Types. The |
| types supported by the *Control Loop* applications are: |
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| - onap.policies.controlloop.operational.common.Drools |
| - onap.policies.controlloop.Operational |
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| **PDP-D Applications** |
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| A PDP-D application, ie. a *controller*, contains references to the |
| resources that the application needs. These include networked endpoint references, |
| and maven coordinates. |
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| *Control Loop* applications are used in ONAP to enforce operational policies. |
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| The following guides offer more information in these two functional areas. |
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| .. toctree:: |
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| pdpdEngine.rst |
| pdpdApps.rst |
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