The moment you added a background process you just replaced the complexity. 1. Backgrounds process can back up 2. They need context of the user and need to sw

The moment you added a background process you just replaced the complexity. 1. Backgrounds process can back up 2. They need context of the user and need to switch context per user 3. What if they fail, you create some DLQ or another process to handle the failure 4. Who looks on those failure and how do they act TLDR; there is always a cost