From this flowdock came out the suggestion to use redis as a queue mechanism.
Redis offers a storage option called AOF that together with RSMQ could make it a nice queue system, with the speed of redis and the advantage of not complicating our infrastructure (which was one of the aspects of #2972 that received most criticism)
Our redis instance is run by amazon. Investigate
if we can turn AOF on (or if it's on already)
if queued messages are actually delivered after a redis restart (outage simulation)
From this flowdock came out the suggestion to use redis as a queue mechanism.
Redis offers a storage option called AOF that together with RSMQ could make it a nice queue system, with the speed of redis and the advantage of not complicating our infrastructure (which was one of the aspects of #2972 that received most criticism)
Our redis instance is run by amazon. Investigate