amz3

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   by amz3 8y ago

   I am working on one on top of foundationdb. See https://github.com/amirouche/asyncio-foundationdb . Chime in!
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   by amz3 8y ago

   They use migrations scripts.
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   by amz3 8y ago

   Tx for the (fast) reply. The problem I have with SQS and SNS (and Celery) is you can not just throw tasks into it and eventually the system based on some hints scale up / down the workers. Of course you can rely on Lambdas but then you
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   by amz3 8y ago

   > How do they signal the workers to refresh their dynamic queue lists? > Are they using a homebuilt queueing system or piggybacking on top of something like celery? They prolly do. Other comments mention erlang. I don't know if b
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   by amz3 8y ago

   > “Managing” RabbitMQ is not rocket science. We have many issues with RabbitMQ where most of our workload is background tasks with dozens of queues. > That’s what cloud providers are for. What cloud provider queueing system do you rec