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by cle
3107 days ago
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According to its documentation, this does deliver messages to consumers. I'm just struggling to imagine a use case where a push queue would be preferable over a pull queue. I'm sure they exist, I've just never encountered one before. Seems like the major difference is centralized throughput control, which would allow you to minimize variance in message processing latency. There are similar use cases in e.g. operating systems for minimizing latency variance for better UI responsiveness, but I can't think of any concrete use cases for using this in high scale backend queues. |
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