Is using a queue for calling Node.js the better/proper thing to do here? I thought this was the exact use case of Thrift. Thanks for the post, I wish more comp

Is using a queue for calling Node.js the better/proper thing to do here? I thought this was the exact use case of Thrift. Thanks for the post, I wish more companies would describe their stack at least in a high-level way, so we can know what is working "in production".