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Hello there! |
Got it. Still a very very cool implementation. I'm going to use it for my
messenger chatbot, and when the time comes, I'll see if I can add some
Reddis or RabbitMQ queue implementation.
…On Tue, 06 Aug 2019, 20:57 energizer91 ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello there!
To be honest, I didn't test it with cluster, but i have a project which is
working on child_process which is pretty much the same.
Yes, it works, but be ready that child processes *will not* share queue
with master process. There is a potential option to store queue somewhere
not in memory (in db for example) so queue can be shared between threads,
but at current release there is no such functionality, unfortunately.
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Thank you so much! Me myself is using it in Telegram chatbot and it works like a charm |
Would it work in a NodeJs cluster?
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