Welcome to rio’s documentation!

Rio is a simple, scalable and reliable distributed event-driven system.

Rio receives actions via RESTful APIs and then triggers a bunch of subscribed webhooks simultaneously and asynchronously.

Rio is still working in progress. Rio is a thin wrapper of Celery and Flask, allowing you to use multiple kinds of broker to run async webhooks, such as RabbitMQ, Redis, ZeroMQ, SQLAlchemy, etc. It is Open Source and licensed under BSD License.

Contents:

• Quick Start
  • Installing the Rio server
  • Configure an Integration
  • Configure The DSN
• Introduction
  • Example Usage
• Installation
  • Dependencies
  • Setting up an Environment
  • Install Rio
  • Installing from Source
  • Initializing the Configuration
  • Running Migrations
  • Starting the Web Service
  • Starting Background Workers
  • Process Management
  • Setup a Reverse Proxy
  • Removing Old Data
• Upgrading
  • Upgrading the Package
  • Running migrations
  • Restarting Services
• Configurations
  • Must set configuration items
• Webhook
  • Setting up a Webhook
  • Callback URL
  • Content-Type
  • Securing your webhooks
• Broker
• Storage Backend
• Worker
• Command Line Interface
  • Subcommands
• Monitoring
  • Health Check
  • Queue Monitoring
• Logging
• API References

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page