Quick Start

Rio is designed to be out-of-the-box, yet powerful to extend. If you never have experience in using Rio before, this tutorial will help you getting started.

Getting started with Rio is a three steps process:

• Installing the Rio server
• Configure an Integration
• Configure The DSN

Installing the Rio server

For more details about how to install the Rio server, see Installation.

Basically, you need a Unix based OS, Python 2.7. You can use a database as broker and backend, or use redis as broker and backend, or mix using RabbitMQ as broker and database as backend. It’s all up to you.

Configure an Integration

To send messages to Rio you will need to use an SDK which support your platform. If you can not find platform listed below, you can simply use the JSON APIs to send messages.

Below is a list of Rio SDKs:

• Python SDK

Configure The DSN

After you have created a project and a sender in Rio, you will be given a DSN value. This is basically similar to Sentry DSN. It is a standard URL and a configuration parameter for Rio clients. The DSN can be found in Rio by navigation to project settings.