Message Broker Guides

Message Broker guides collect SDK examples and decision support for controlled-beta stream, replay, cursor, and queue workflows while preserving route maturity and evidence boundaries.

Current availability

Private Beta. Public beta is scheduled for October 5, 2026.

Guide Scope

Start here when a workflow is larger than a reference snippet but not a first-success quickstart. The initial Message Broker guide publishes tested Rust SDK examples from the native API package while keeping the rendered page under reviewer acceptance.

Guide Pages

Available: DOCS-059
Message Broker Rust SDK examples
Tested Rust SDK workflows for stream publish, replay, cursor commit, shared queue processing, retry, and dead-letter handling.
Available: DOCS-023
Message Broker stream and queue quickstart
Use the local curl workflow when readers need a copy/paste first-success path before adapting SDK code.
Available: DOCS-032
CLI and SDK reference
Review lifecycle flags, diagnostics, local and remote CLI examples, release artifact commands, and Rust SDK entry points.
Available: DOCS-040
Route and auth compatibility
Check controlled-beta, verification-required, prototype, unsupported, and future boundaries before extending examples.
Available: DOCS-063
Example validation
Validate example manifests, status labels, rendered routes, evidence links, validation modes, reviewers, and limits.

Guide Guardrails

Controlled Beta Stays Visible

Message Broker examples can show tested SDK behavior while keeping route, auth, support, and replication maturity labels nearby.

Quickstart Is Separate

Use the quickstart for first-success copy/paste commands. Use guides for reusable SDK patterns and review-ready example context.

No Sensitive Output

Examples must use synthetic stream names, delivery IDs, payloads, endpoints, and groups; route operational logs and support artifacts through privacy review.