Getting it done, no matter how many hits
Just a quick note to point out a couple of presentations on Queuing. I’ve recently shown the second (which admittedly has some significant things in common with the original, and not just the web-based slides). Either way, you are welcome …
Presentations, May 2010 and July 2012, on Queueing Read more »
I’ve previously shown you why you may want to put some tasks through a queuing system, what sort of jobs you could define, plus how to keep a worker process running for as long as you would like (but still …
Doing the work elsewhere – Adding a job to the queue Read more »
I’m taking a slight diversion now, to show you how the main worker processor runs. There are two parts to it – the actual worker, written in PHP, and the script that keeps running it. For testing with return from …
Doing the work elsewhere – Sidebar – running the worker Read more »
The use of Beanstalkd as a queueing system What is an asynchronous queue The classic wikipedia quote (Message queue) In computer science, message queues and mailboxes are software-engineering components used for interprocess communication, or for inter-thread communication within the same …
Doing the work elsewhere – Asynchronous Message Queues Read more »