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>you need to put that data somewhere else and pass a pointer to it in the actual SQS message I was under the impression that's the industry standard - you drop
by avip 7y ago
>you need to put that data somewhere else and pass a pointer to it in the actual SQS message
I was under the impression that's the industry standard - you drop the payload in some redis-like storage and pass keys in messages.
- stingraycharles 7y agoOn AWS you would typically use S3 but yes this is definitely the accepted standard: nobody puts big blobs in message queues because they solve a different problem and are (typically) not designed to handle that.