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In our company, we thought about this when Mailgun was unavailable. We wanted to create a microservice that forwards emails to Mailgun. And if Mailgun is unavai
by ulugbek7 4y ago
In our company, we thought about this when Mailgun was unavailable. We wanted to create a microservice that forwards emails to Mailgun. And if Mailgun is unavailable, the service saves them for later sending. Has anyone tried to implement such a thing?
- hotpotamus 4y agoWhere I'm at, we basically use queues for any external dependencies. If they're down, things just queue up.
- erikig 4y agoOut of curiosity - which queueing service(s) do you use?
- hotpotamus 4y agoJust RabbitMQ