Documentation
Install, build, and operate Sirius. How-to guides cover the console. The REST and Studio API pages are the contract your scripts and CI will call. Written for the website — not a dump of internal engineering notes.
Get started
- Introduction — what Sirius is and how the pieces fit.
- Quick start — install, map, save, run.
- Install — one-command Compose stack.
- Core concepts — integrations, messages, the three APIs.
Build
- Build an integration — canvas, runtime, versions.
- Studio — languages, samples, tests, milestones.
- Connectors — HTTP, queues, standards, devices.
- Migrate — native conversion from any engine.
How-to
- Build a flow — source, transform, destination, start.
- Write a transform — Studio loop from sample to milestone.
- Add a connector — register, probe, bind.
- Replay a message — ledger replay and the dead-letter queue.
- Watch the runtime — dashboard, logs, retention.
- Page on failure — rules, channels, instances.
- Issue an API token — revocable
sk_bearers for CI. - Connect an identity provider — OIDC, groups, break-glass.
- Export and import — portable packages, secret refs only.
- Restore a version — fork a draft or reactivate a build.
- Migrate a script — native translation and the unmapped report.
- Run a long-running process — import BPMN, wait, resume.
- Build a streaming topology — stages, windows, live drive.
- Use the in-product agent — skills, tools, MCP.
APIs
- REST API — auth, tenancy, errors, conventions.
- REST resources — domain map and representative routes.
- REST identity — sessions, tokens, IdP, RBAC.
- REST operations — messages, logs, alerts, dashboard.
- REST advanced — codecs, BPMN, streams, migration, agent.
- REST recipes — curl, Python, and JavaScript.
- Studio API — workspaces, runs, tests, promotions.
- Studio projects — files, samples, fixtures.
- Studio runs — execute, assert, SQL, WASM.
- Studio recipes — end-to-end Studio examples.
- Host API —
sirius.*contract and family index (248 symbols). - Host API — core — text, JSON, dates, crypto, codecs, XML.
- Host API — standards — HL7, FHIR, X12, ISO 20022, FIX, and more.
- Host API — I/O — HTTP, databases, files, routing, store, AI.
- Host API — devices — MQTT, CoAP, OPC UA, BACnet, SIP, SMPP.