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 Architecture
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 POLICY is a subsystem of ONAP that maintains, distributes, and operates on the set of rules that underlie ONAP’s control, orchestration, and management functions. 
 
 POLICY provides a logically centralized environment for the creation and management of policies, including conditional rules.  This provides the capability to **create** and **validate** policies/rules, **identify overlaps**, **resolve conflicts**, and **derive** additional policies as needed.  Policies are used to **control**, **influence**, and help **ensure compliance** with goals.  Policies can support infrastructure, products and services, operation automation, and security.  Users, including network and service designers, operations engineers, and security experts, can easily **create**, **change**, and **manage** policy rules from the POLICY Manager in the ONAP Portal.
 
 The figure below represents the target POLICY Architecture.
 
-.. image:: https://wiki.onap.org/download/attachments/1015858/PolicyTargetArchitecture.png?api=v2
+.. image:: PolicyTargetArchitecture.png
 
 
 The figure below represents the current POLICY Architecture.
 
-.. image:: https://wiki.onap.org/download/attachments/1015858/PolicyR1Architecture.png?api=v2
+.. image:: PolicyR1Architecture.png
 
 
 A policy is defined to create a condition, requirement, constraint, decision, or a need that must be provided, evaluated, maintained, and/or enforced.  The policy is validated and corrected for any conflicts, and then placed in the appropriate repository, and made available for use by other subsystems and components.  Alternately, some policies are directly distributed to policy decision engines such as Drools or XACML.   In this manner, the constraints, decisions and actions to be taken are distributed.
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 As illustrated in the Figure below, the POLICY components are supported by a number of interfaces and subsystems.  The ONAP Portal provides a human interface for the creation, management and deployment of policies.  It is a web-based system that utilizes internal APIs in the PAP.
 
-.. image:: https://wiki.onap.org/download/attachments/1015858/PolicyArchitectureDetails.png?api=v2
+.. image:: PolicyArchitectureDetails.png
 
 
 The PAP provides interfaces for the management of policies.  It utilizes the XACML database to store policies, which are then distributed to the PDPs.