I am making a multi-threaded application, where a main process sends messages to the appropriate thread through a queue. My doubt is in the part of the thread:
I have the following code: std::queue< nlohmann::json > outgoingMessages; void session::do_write( void ) { if ( outgoingMessages.size() > 0 ) {
I'm currently dealing with a queue that has a couple thousand entries in it. To save on RAM usage I'm currently using the TrimExcess() method built in to the qu
I was trying to set up a dashboard so that I could monitor the number of messages within certain queues. The problem is that in order to create a suitable alert
From graphlib.TopologicalSorter, I can process nodes from a graph in parallel via: topological_sorter = TopologicalSorter() topological_sorter.prepare() while
I'm studying about circular queue in data structure . As you can see from the code below, I try to delete a specific data and insert data on Circular queue. How
I am using this code in for loop: my purpose was to once I get response of 1st request then only it should execute second request then 3rd and so on. queueSche
I followed the official Laravel doc to start queue in the background using supervisor in Centos 7. But whene I run this command sudo supervisorctl start larave
I’m using Beanstalkd queues in Laravel, controlled by Supervisord. Laravel v7.30.6 Beanstalkd v1.10 Supervisord v3.3.1 Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS (125G RAM) PHP 7
It is first time I play with parallel computing seriously. I am using multiprocessing module in python and I am running into this problem: A queue consumer run
I'm learning about Queue Collection and I don't understand why do I need to implement Comparable interface if I use PriorityQueue? I have used Comparable and Co
I'm having trouble understanding how to implement queue into a multiprocessing example below. Basically, I want the code to: 1) spawn 2 processes (done) 2) s
Our log is blowing up due to non-stop retries by the queue workers despite having the retries set to 1 only. This is literally caused by 3 different failed job
Question: How can I implement a faster thread safe queue to support an object pool when under heavy thread contention? Scenario: My overall final objective is a
I am trying to print a queue below. I have tried the idea of creating a temp queue and writing into it then writing it back. But it's not working. Or what am I
I have a three-node RabbitMQ cluster (version 3.4.4 on Ubuntu 14.04.3) with approximately 80 queues, 40 of which are ha queues (policy {"ha-mode":"exactly","ha-
I am trying to write a program where I replicate a registrar's office using a priority queue. The sorting for this priority queue would be based on a higher GPA
hello im still a student and im a bit confused about stacking and queuing ? first question is, what is the main diffrence between them two ? btw there is circ