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bsg-kv-queue

v0.0.12

Published

3 years ago

Making post requests to KV is slow. Our workers spend most of the time waiting for the POST requests to finish. We want them to run faster. So that we can avoid hitting the timeout limit of 15 minutes. When the workers hit the time-limit the entire job cr

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daniel.boukensha

Why

Making post requests to KV is slow. Our workers spend most of the time waiting for the POST requests to finish. We want them to run faster. So that we can avoid hitting the timeout limit of 15 minutes. When the workers hit the time-limit the entire job crashes disabling the entire feature.

How

By accepting post messages within amazon AWS cloud instead

The service quickly enqueue the messages to AWS-SQS
Running a schedule within the time-limit the dequeue service will upload as many entries as it can manage to KV
Parallel processing. Both the enqueuing and the dequeue process creates workers that executes in parallel.

Features

GZip compression
Enqueue and Dequeue parallelize
Logging of failed entries
Logging of all successful entries
NPM library for enqueueing messages to SQS