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Queues

Queues can be used to defer code from running within the current WebSocket server. This feature is useful for queuing Webhook requests in a different process so that they won't interfere with the performance of the main WebSockets server. The default queue driver is sync and will run in the same process as the current server, essentially disabling queuing.
However, when queueing using Redis, soketi will queue the job details in Redis and the job will eventually be processed later by one of soketi's queue workers so that your main server response time does not suffer.
To run queues with Redis, you need to configure a Redis connection.
Environment Variables
Name
Default
Possible values
Description
QUEUE_DRIVER
sync
sync, redis
The driver used for queues.

Name	Default	Possible values	Description
`QUEUE_DRIVER`	`sync`	`sync`, `redis`	The driver used for queues.

AWS Lambda trigger

AWS SQS FIFO

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