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Informations about the package garden-message-queue

Garden Message Queue

This component provides everything needed for Vanilla to schedule jobs and process them.

It provides two main services, a JobQueue and a JobDriver. The JobQueue provides a scheduling service while the JobDriver provides an implementation which executes job payloads on the web server itself.

How to set it up in Vanilla?

Once configured, you can access the scheduler to add a job as followed:

At the end of the web request, once GDN_Dispatcher is done rendering the view, all jobs scheduled with the JobQueue will be processed one after another. A call to fastcgi_finish_request() will be made so that all processing can run in the background without hanging the browser rendering.

How to execute jobs on a dedicated queue system?

You can provide your own driver by implementing the JobDriverInterface interface and then configure the container to use that custom job driver instead of the default one.

This new driver would then be responsible to delegate jobs to an external queue system such as RabbitMQ. A new job processor would have to be implemented in order to consume those jobs. Take a look at the Queue Interop repo for hints as to what the implementation would entail.

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Requires php Version >=7.0.0
psr/log Version ^1.0
vanilla/queue-interop Version dev-master
vanilla/garden-db Version ^0.1.0
vanilla/garden-container Version >=1.3.4
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