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as you inevitably have idle workers waiting for new messages. This is no longer the case using the latest in serverless IaaS architecture, where the pool of qu
by matchagaucho 4y ago
as you inevitably have idle workers waiting for new messages.
This is no longer the case using the latest in serverless IaaS architecture, where the pool of queue workers dynamically expand to meet demand.
- orf 4y agoThis has always been a thing, far far before the “latest in IaaS architecture”. The idle polling still exists except they manage it for you. Their margin is then improved if they intelligently reduce wasted polls through a variety of techniques. However, yes, you don’t pay for this or care about it much. It’s good.
- dx034 4y agoSome server will still be idle and you'll pay for it. Dedicated hardware utilized close to 100% will be massively cheaper than IaaS.