beanstalkd

问题 This is related to another question specific to payment processing, and that is my example use case, but I was considering trying to integrate node.js and ruby on the same server using beanstalkd. Basically, I want to use node.js as my main web server, but when I need to do some payment processing, I'd like to use something robust and stable like ruby. I was considering trying to use beanstalkd as a way to have node.js queue up payment processing jobs for ruby to perform in the background.

问题 I'm using beanstalkd with Laravel to queue some tasks but I'm having trouble to send data to the function that handles the queue , Here is my code //Where I call the function $object_st = new stdClass(); $object_st->Person_id = 2 ; //If I do this: echo($object_st->Person_id); , I get 2 Queue::push('My_Queue_Class@My_Queue_Function', $object_st ); And the function that handle the queue is the following public function My_Queue_Function( $Data ) { $Person_id = $Data->Person_id; //This generate

问题 I have tried on two different servers to get beanstalkd up and running and do a couple tests (locally on MacOSX compiled from source, and on a CentOS server installed with yum) I can get the server running either with sudo beanstalkd -d -p 11300 or sudo beanstalkd -p 11300 & I then tried using the php lib and it just froze. Connecting directly: telnet localhost 11300 I do the following to mimic the PHP test script: use foo USING foo put 0 0 120 5 hello INSERTED 1 reserve-with-timeout 0 TIMED

问题 I am trying to set up an API system that synchronously communicates with a number of workers in Laravel. I use Laravel 5.4 and, if possible, would like to use its functionality whenever possible without too many plugins. What I had in mind are two servers. The first one with a Laravel instance – let’s call it APP – receiving and answering requests from and to a user. The second one runs different workers, each a Laravel instance. This is how I see the workflow: APP receives a request from

问题 I am trying to install beanstalkd (http://kr.github.io/beanstalkd/download.html) via the Linux Terminal on a shared hosting account at Godaddy . The previous link gives commands that should install beanstalkd on the server. I use SSH (with PuTTy) to access the Linux Terminal. I have practically tried all the commands in the previous link and am consistently obtaining errors like: sudo apt-get install beanstalkd error message: -bash: sudo: command not found brew install beanstalkd error

问题 I'm looking for a queuing system that could support the following scenario: A client adds a job - to check how many Facebook likes a particular url (URL1) has; A client adds another job - to check the same information for URL2; [....] A worker picks up anything from 1 to 50 jobs (urls) from the queue (e.g., if there's only 5 - it picks up 5, if there's 60 - picks up 50, leaving others for another worker), and issues a request against Facebook API (which allows multiple urls per request). If

问题 I am a little confused as to whether priorities work at the job or queue/tube level. The reason I ask is that I am using a beanstalkd integration module in Drupal. This module enables one to define queues/tubes and assign a priority value to each queue/tube created. What I am trying to work out is the following. Let's say I have two queues/tubes in Beanstalkd (queue A and queue B). If items assigned to Queue A have a higher priority than items in Queue B, does that mean items in Queue B will

问题 I'm managing audio conversions with Laravel Queues and beanstalkd , monitored by supervisord . When a user upload an audio file, it goes to AudioController.php that triggers a Queue::push('AudioProcess') , that itself triggers an exec('sh some_script.sh some_audio.mp3') to process the audio and set the application Audio model status to 1 when it's done. I did a bunch of uploads to test, here are the records 1 means the AudioProcess.php worker has been executed and 0 means the AudioProcess.php

问题 There's a beanstalkd queue, which gets filled with a lot of tasks say every 10 minutes and it is top priority that each task is processed ASAP. Task can take more that a few milliseconds to complete for there are calls to third-party services, which tend to timeout every now and then. So since PHP doesn't have multithreading, one option would be to create a lot of idle workers, which would try to reserve a task, but it is likely to take too much RAM, which may not be available on those boxes.

问题 I am currently trying to think of ways to replace a MySQL + Cron queuing system with a message queue system (AWS SQS/Beanstalkd/Iron MQ/Redis). Let's say I have 100 users. These users are able to make API requests to me. Each API request is an SMS which I must send via a single modem which I operate. Each SMS can have a priority of 1-3. The problem that I am facing, is that the single modem is a bottleneck, so I can't simply process the queue in a FIFO order, because if one user sends 10,000