Remoteling Documentation
Getting Started with Remoteling
Remoteling is really three tools in one - a remote process queue, a collection of named FIFO queues, and an in-memory key/value store. Before you get started with Remoteling, it might be a good idea to decide which components you're looking to use, but there's certainly no best way to use Remoteling.
The first thing you'll want to do, if you haven't already, is sign up for an account.
Once you've got an account, you can immediately start using Remoteling through our RESTful API. We currently only provide a library for Ruby (remoteling-ruby), for all other languages you'll have to interface directly with our API at this time.
To get a procedure ready for our Remote Process queue, you should take a look at the Remote Procedures section of the documentation. You'll either upload a source file to our servers for later execution, or you can include code inline with your execution requests.
If at any time you run into a problem that isn't covered in our FAQ, don't hesitate to give us a tweet or drop us an email at remoteling@pikeapps.com.
