Words: Sunny Sunday Images: Lauren Miller The Brits love a queue. In fact, they are talented at queuing, culturally trained... The post Chasing the queue: Are these 5 Southwark food spots worth the wait? appeared first on Artefact.| Artefact
Queue Based Scaling is a long awaited feature that matches queued requests to the exact amount of replicas almost instantly.| OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple
At Stalwart Labs, we're constantly working to evolve and improve our software based on real-world feedback. Today, we're excited to announce a major enhancement to the queueing system in Stalwart MTA, designed to meet the needs of some of our busiest users—those delivering millions of messages per day.| Stalwart Labs Blog
This blog post discusses the parallel signal sending optimization that recently got merged into the master branch (scheduled to be included in Erlang/OTP 25). The optimization improves signal sending throughput when several processes send signals to a single process simultaneously on multicore machines. At the moment, the optimization is only active when one configures the receiving process with the {message_queue_data, off_heap} setting. The following figure gives an idea of what type of sca...| Erlang/OTP
Google Pub/Sub is a managed messaging platform providing a scalable, asynchronous, loosely-coupled solution for communication between application entities. It centers around the concept of a Topic (queue). A Publisher can put messages on the Topic, and a Subscriber can read messages from the Subscription on a Topic. In this article, I will first use the ... GCP: publishing and reading from Google PubSub Topic using Python client libraries| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
Queuing, or as we Americans call it, waiting in line, is everywhere in modern life. From grocery store registers to vacations at Disney to daily commutes by car, we spend minutes every day waiting our turn. Most discussions of queuing focus on the individual: How can you avoid waiting in line, or make the most […]| The Christian Rationalist
Today, I have read that switching the default I/O scheduler from cqf to noop is benefit for Solid State Drives (SSD). Since I got an SSD recently, achieving ...| pellegrino.link