Message Queue Setup (RabbitMQ/Bull)
Implement reliable message queues for background jobs, email sending, file processing, and asynchronous task handling with retry mechanisms.
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Overview
Build resilient backend systems with message queues. Handle background jobs, email sending, image processing, and long-running tasks asynchronously without blocking API requests. Includes automatic retries and failure handling.
What's Included
What We Need From You
- 1Types of background jobs needed
- 2Expected job volume
- 3Priority requirements
- 4Failure handling preferences
- 5Hosting environment
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use a message queue?
Use queues for: email sending, image/video processing, report generation, third-party API calls, scheduled tasks, or any operation that takes >2 seconds. This keeps your API fast and responsive.
Bull vs RabbitMQ - which should I choose?
Bull (Redis-based) is simpler, perfect for most applications, and easier to deploy. RabbitMQ is more powerful for complex routing, high volume, and distributed systems. We recommend based on your scale.
How do you handle failed jobs?
We implement exponential backoff retries, dead letter queues for permanently failed jobs, notifications on failures, and an admin dashboard to monitor and manually retry jobs.
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