Zero config
message queue
Turn any API into a message queue, just add zeplo.to/ prefix - supports job tracing, delays and scheduling.
Powerful Features
To enhance productivity
1Delay and Schedule
Schedule a job to run after a given time, or at regular intervals (CRON, time or RRULE).
2Auto Retry
Specify how many times to retry the request before failing, with customizable backoff.
3Tracing
Every job is traced, including all headers and body for enhanced debugging.
4Rate Limit
Auto-handles rate limit response headers, automatically retrying after the requested backoff.
5Manual Retry
Fix and reprocess failed records in the console to ensure your jobs are always completed.
6Bulk Push
Push multiple jobs to the queue at once, ensuring transaction safe queueing.
Just add a prefix
Prefix any URL with zeplo.to/ and we’ll queue the request, and proxy it to your server with the exact same headers, method and body.
Queue request and immediately forward POST request to anyurl.com.
1Scale with ease
Existing queues scale in a different way to your HTTPS services, so you have to maintain two distinct architectures that doubles the devops workload.
2Reuse your HTTPS API
You already have a HTTPS API, so creating a second interface and API for every service and method to make it asynchronous adds duplication and complexity.
3De-couple services
The consumer service no longer needs to know whether it will be called async or sync. It’s the publishing/calling service that gets to decide.
Support for every language
Track every job
UNBEATABLE VISIBILITY
Every job is logged in the Zeplo console, allowing you to see exactly what’s happening in your queue and to respond to any problems.
Alert on exception
WITH SMART ALERTING RULES
Cut above the noise and get alerts when things aren’t right. Setup custom alert filters and get notified by e-mail, Slack or PagerDuty.
Fix and re-process
DETAILED ERROR LOGGING
Once you’ve discovered an error, you can review the complete request to diagnose the problem, and once its fixed your can reprocess the record.