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by maxbond
1289 days ago
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The advantage being that you could sort things to implement priorities and such? Did you use listen()/notify() at all? ETA: seeing your list of missing features now, that all makes a lot of sense. In my mind the biggest advantage of SQS is that it glues together all the other AWS offerings, so you can go AWS -> Lambda for an instant job queue (with concurrency limits, etc. so you don't blow your hand off - perhaps undermining the simplicity argument). But everything you're saying makes sense if your job queue needs any degree of sophistication. |
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