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Out of curiosity, have you tried beanstalkd? What did you not like about it? Disque is very similar to beanstalkd, but with distribution built in.
by orthecreedence 12y ago
Out of curiosity, have you tried beanstalkd? What did you not like about it? Disque is very similar to beanstalkd, but with distribution built in.
- agopaul 12y agoI haven't tried it actually. I evaluated it a few years ago and I remember that the queue persistance was missing (though now I see it is supported), and it lacked handling retries out of the box (which Gearman does). Now I've wrote my own wrapper to handle retries on the client side so I might give it a try. Edit: Grammar
- pentium10 12y agohuh that was some years back, it has automatic retry and mature protocol.
- pentium10 12y agoWe use in live environment for about 3 years. We didn't had any incident with it. Persistence is a file, that you can backup regularly to a secondary storage. - We have on peek 10k OPs/second. - features we like is priority, TTR, pause tube (while deploying new code) - responds really fast to stats (we have on a Stats/Graphite dashboard) We love the Beanstalkd Admin Console panel. https://github.com/ptrofimov/beanstalk_console https://github.com/ptrofimov/beanstalk_console