Introduction

Lariba Cloud

Lariba Cloud is an operational event control plane for digital products.

It connects producer identity, event evidence, investigation, Delivery, controlled recovery, and audit within a project-scoped operational model.


What Lariba Cloud provides

Lariba Cloud helps engineering and operations teams answer critical questions:

  • What happened?
  • Which system produced the event?
  • Where did processing or Delivery fail?
  • What action was attempted?
  • Can the operation be retried safely?
  • Who authorized the recovery action?
  • What evidence remains afterward?

Lariba Cloud complements application monitoring and logging systems. It does not replace them.


Resource model

Lariba Cloud organizes operational evidence through this hierarchy:

Organization → Project → Event Source → Source API Key → Event

ResourcePurpose
OrganizationOwns projects, membership, billing, and governance
ProjectIsolates operational data, permissions, and configuration
Event SourceIdentifies the system producing an event
Source API KeyAuthenticates ingestion for a specific source scope
EventPreserves structured operational evidence
Delivery AttemptRecords an outbound action and its result
Audit RecordPreserves authorized recovery and operator activity

Operational workflow

A typical Lariba Cloud workflow follows this sequence:

  1. identify the producer;
  2. authenticate the Event Source;
  3. validate and deduplicate the event;
  4. preserve operational evidence;
  5. investigate the event and its context;
  6. execute Delivery workflows;
  7. apply controlled recovery when authorized;
  8. retain audit evidence.

Recovery appends evidence rather than rewriting the original failure.


Start building

Use the Quickstart to configure an API key and submit your first event.

Then explore the event-ingestion, authentication, Delivery, and operational recovery documentation.