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My main thought here is how important backpressure is for managing queues. We all hate to admit defeat, but sometimes shit is broken and you just have to say "
by jrockway 6y ago
My main thought here is how important backpressure is for managing queues. We all hate to admit defeat, but sometimes shit is broken and you just have to say "sorry, service not available" and drop the requests on the floor. No buffer is infinitely long.
- JackWritesCode 6y agoAnd to add on this, the plan moving forward is to default to writing data to the appropriate places (aim is < 100-200ms) but fall back to SQS when services are unavailable.