📄️ Insert events
The first step in working with the KanthorQ system is inserting events. Once an event is inserted, it will remain in the system indefinitely, ready to be processed at any time (unless you delete it). Before you can insert events, it’s important to understand the structure of events in the KanthorQ system. This section will cover the structure of events, how to insert them in a basic manner, and how to do so transactionally, ensuring that events are only added if the associated transaction succeeds.
📄️ Handle events and tasks
Every event in KanthorQ generates at least one task. Depending on your requirements, you may need to handle potential failures, such as retrying tasks. This guide demonstrates two ways to manage tasks from your events using a subscriber. The first method is the most convenient, while the second provides more control over how to handle both success and failure scenarios.
📄️ Task acknowledgement
Implicit Acknowledgement
📄️ Task management
This guide introduces task management in KanthorQ, offering a hands-on look at interacting with KanthorQ’s core API. You'll get a clear view of how to use the API directly, allowing you to discover advanced ways to wokr with KanthorQ effectively.