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= Description = | = Description = | ||
Message queue service, used to store messages while waiting for an application to process them. | Message queue service, used to store messages while waiting for an application to process them.<br> | ||
It allows to decouple your infrastructure by acting as a buffer between your components. | |||
= Workflow = | |||
# a message is picked up by an application | |||
# the message is marked as invisible so that no other application can start processing that message | |||
# if the message stays invisible longer than the visibility timeout it becomes visible again | |||
# when a application has completely processed a message, it is remove from the queue | |||
# if the message has not been proceeded after the retention period (1m to 14d), it could be moved to a dead letter queue | |||
= Features = | = Features = | ||
* Pull-based service | |||
* Message size: 256 KB | * Message size: 256 KB | ||
* Short polling | * Short polling |
Dernière version du 26 avril 2024 à 15:05
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Description
Message queue service, used to store messages while waiting for an application to process them.
It allows to decouple your infrastructure by acting as a buffer between your components.
Workflow
- a message is picked up by an application
- the message is marked as invisible so that no other application can start processing that message
- if the message stays invisible longer than the visibility timeout it becomes visible again
- when a application has completely processed a message, it is remove from the queue
- if the message has not been proceeded after the retention period (1m to 14d), it could be moved to a dead letter queue
Features
- Pull-based service
- Message size: 256 KB
- Short polling
- API call to get 10 messages max
- Long polling
- API call and wait X seconds for incoming messages
- less API calls: more efficient and cost effective
- Standard
- Order is NOT guaranteed
- Messages delivered more than once (duplicates)
- Great for performances
- FIFO
- Order is guaranteed
- Messages only delivered once
- Throughput limit 300 messages /s w/o batching, 3000 messages /s with batching