This looks very applicable to what I'm working on right now. I've built my own naive implementation of a distributed worker queue, using redis as the basic cent

This looks very applicable to what I'm working on right now. I've built my own naive implementation of a distributed worker queue, using redis as the basic centralized queue. There are many edge cases where redis lpush and rpop will let me down, so as I build my tool, I know that I'll eventually have to move to an actual message queue. I've stayed away from RabbitMQ, or even something like ASW, while developing this project of mine because they're a lot of work to integrate, on their own. ASW looks awesome but it looks as though it'd take all of my focus to integrate it. It's something I wish I could use right now but don't think I'll be able to until I've finished most of my development. I guess I'm just saying that ASW looks complex.