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[Docker-compose] Cannot establish connection between two containers. Redis and my NodeJs app.
I use Bull to create queues.
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Top JavaScript frameworks and libraries to check out in 2021
Bull. A Node library that provides a fast and robust Redis-based queue. Bull, while written in TypeScript, can be used in Vanilla JavaScript.
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Queue architecture
have you looked at bull they have cron as well.
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Bypassing Shopify Admin REST API limitations with a custom client
Consider the performance drag of pagination and retry (whenever the API returns a 429). The retry strategy adds a 1 second delay between each call. Better use this in async jobs (like with Bull) whenever possible.
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What's the best way to execute action after X amount of time? Express server & mongo db
Maybe this package might interest you. https://www.npmjs.com/package/bull
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Messaging Between Projects
And to OP /u/eekrano - speaking of redis and messaging, usually the next use case is jobs and processing jobs. If this is the case, please consider bull.
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The Magic of Using TypeScript at Runtime
If you ever used a job queue in a Node.js application or more specifically, Bull, you will know you sometimes have to run a job in a different process (child process) from the main one (parent process). Bull lets you specify the path to the file or filename that conatins the code to process the job. Whenever you pass a file to queue.process, Bull knows to process that job in a different process.
In the case where a job processor is CPU intensive, it could stall the Node.js event loop and this could lead to double processing a job. Processing jobs on a separate process could prevent double processing it. Processing the job on a separate process would also make sure the main process doesn't terminate even when the job process terminates maybe due to a runtime error.