Really enjoyed the video, would it be difficult to achieve this using Redis? Another question, I would like to know if you can have the consumer consume the next queue item conditionally. In my scenario I don't want to process more than 3 queue items at a time since the operations I need to perform is very processing intensive on my database and application. I don't know if I should setup two queues maybe, one for items being processed, and one for items pending? EDIT: Big thanks for sharing the GitHub repo!
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Great video. Made the concepts very clear. Thanks.
Thank you very much for watching greatly appreciate it
Hey Thanks for this one, its really helpful
Thank you very much for watching greatly appreciate it
Really enjoyed the video, would it be difficult to achieve this using Redis?
Another question, I would like to know if you can have the consumer consume the next queue item conditionally. In my scenario I don't want to process more than 3 queue items at a time since the operations I need to perform is very processing intensive on my database and application. I don't know if I should setup two queues maybe, one for items being processed, and one for items pending?
EDIT: Big thanks for sharing the GitHub repo!
Thank you very much for watching, I’ll have a look at that implementation and share how you can achieve this
great, you can do it with kafka
Hi @leat5680, thank for watching and hope you share video as well. Please do see our Kafka tutorial which we have covered also:
Kafka Spring boot transaction management using SAGA Choreography Pattern | Spring Microservices API
th-cam.com/video/A7__ITe5670/w-d-xo.html
Please do like and subscribe will be greatly appreciated