queues
NestJS Queues
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
- Processing tasks asynchronously in the background
- Handling long-running operations without blocking requests
- Sending emails or notifications asynchronously
- Processing uploaded files or media
- Implementing job retries and failure handling
- Distributing work across multiple workers
- Managing priority-based task processing
- Scheduling delayed jobs
What are Queues?
Queues enable you to handle time-consuming tasks asynchronously by offloading them to background workers. NestJS integrates with Bull, a Redis-based queue library for Node.js that provides robust job processing features.
Installation
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