Closed lakshy-amagi closed 10 months ago
Hey, there's no built in aggregation, but you can batch multiple deliveries yourself and then publish them all at once:
queue.Publish(deliveries...)
Hey, there's no built in aggregation, but you can batch multiple deliveries yourself and then publish them all at once:
queue.Publish(deliveries...)
Ooh okay will try, Is there any visualizer for rmq workers?
Not sure what exactly you mean, but there's this: https://github.com/adjust/rmq#statistics
Closing as resolved.
I have implemented rmq for my projects. I need a task aggregator to aggregate tasks for some duration and then publish them to the queue.