NAME
    CatalystX::JobServer - Multi protocol asynchronous job server

SYNOPSIS
    CatalystX::JobServer is an AMQP and JSON based job and event server.

    You configure sets of AMQP exchanges, queues and bindings, and set these
    up to dispatch recieved messages into the application. What services are
    run by the application (and where replies are sent) is also configured.

    Various services (such as, for example, a job worker pools, or a message
    writer which writes recieved messages to disk) can be setup within your
    instance (again, fully from config).

    Traits can be applied to these services to add additional functionality
    (for example serializing the service state and sending it to a queue
    regularly).

    The application also listens on a port for HTTP requests, and allows you
    to browse the application state, or (using Web::Hippie) get a persistent
    pipe which regularly updates you with the state.

QUICK START
        Install RabbitMQ on your machine.

        Start RabbitMQ with the default user/password.

        Install the dependencies listed in Makefile.PL (note that Plack and Web::Hippie need to
        come from my github forks right now).

        Run CATALYST_DEBUG=1 ./script/catalystx_jobserver.psgi

        Point your browser at http://localhost:5000

        Look at catalystx_jobserver_web.yml and start playing.

DESCRIPTION
TODO
    Documentation - Please yell at me with questions and suggest places
    where the documentation isn't clear, I know this needs work ;)

    Fireing jobs from the web - One of the main applications I want to do
    with this is to be able to set off a job with an AMQP message from one
    web hit, then get the status as the job is running using Hippie. This is
    currently not implemented (but will be soon).

SEE ALSO
    CatalystX::JobServer::Web, Net::RabbitFoot,
    <http://www.slideshare.net/bobtfish/real-time-systemperformancemon>.

AUTHOR
    Tomas Doran

LICENSE
    This library is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.