What's Next
You've covered the core of Eventum — here's where to go from here depending on what you want to do next.
The generator pipeline, plugin system, scheduling, event production, output delivery, configuration files, and the CLI — all covered. Now pick a direction and start building.
Plugins reference
The core docs described how the pipeline works. The plugin reference tells you what's available — every parameter, default, and constraint for each plugin. This is your go-to reference when writing generator.yml files.
Input plugins
cron, timer, linspace, static, timestamps, time-patterns, and HTTP input.
Event plugins
template, script, and replay — how events are shaped.
Output plugins
stdout, file, HTTP, OpenSearch, and ClickHouse.
Formatters
plain, json, json-batch, template, and template-batch.
Eventum Studio
The built-in web UI for managing everything visually. Browse your project, edit configs in the browser, preview events in real time, and monitor running generators — no terminal required. Best for iterative template development and debugging.
REST API
Manage generators programmatically — start, stop, create, update, and monitor over HTTP. Use this when you're integrating Eventum into a larger system, building automation, or controlling generators from external tools.
Tutorials
Theory is covered — now build something real. Each tutorial walks through a complete project from an empty directory to running output, covering a different combination of plugins and patterns.