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I believe it’s the last one. I use queues more than ever. Almost every AWS architecture diagram will have a queue. SQS is extremely stable, mature and cheap.
by moltar 2y ago
I believe it’s the last one. I use queues more than ever.
Almost every AWS architecture diagram will have a queue.
SQS is extremely stable, mature and cheap. Integrates with so many services and comes out of the box with good defaults.
- pdinny 2y agoThis is my experience too. I frequently require a single queue for some very specific task but it does not form part of a greater application. My current work (data engineering) is such that I don't have a relational database instance that it would make sense to use instead. SQS is very straightforward and just works. None of this is to say that I would necessarily advocate for a user-facing app to be _based_ on a queue-based architecture.