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@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ Inspecting `(yq/put :q {:work 123})]` you will see something like this: :queue-name :q, ; Destination queue :status :init, ; Status :payload "{:work 123}", ; Payload persisted to the database with pr-str - :bindings "{}", + :bindings "{}", ; Bindings that will be applied before executing consumer function :lock #uuid"037d7da1-5158-4243-8f72-feb1e47e15ca", ; Lock to protect from multiple consumers :tries 0, ; How many times the job has been executed :init-time 4305758012289 ; Time of initialization (System/nanoTime) @@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ The `payload` will be deserialized from the database using `clojure.edn/read-str you will get back what you put into `yq/put`. The yoltq system treats a queue consumer function invocation as successful if it does not throw an exception. -Thus any regular return value, be it `nil`, `false`, `true`, etc. is considered a success. +Any return value, be it `nil`, `false`, `true`, etc. is considered a success. ### Listening for queue jobs @@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ and process newly created queue jobs fairly quickly. This also means that queue jobs in status `:init` will almost always be processed without any type of backoff*. -This pool also schedules polling jobs that will regularly check for various statuses: +The threadpool also schedules polling jobs that will check for various statuses regularly: * Jobs in status `:error` that have waited for at least `:error-backoff-time` (default: 5 seconds) will be retried. * Jobs that have been in `:processing` for at least `:hung-backoff-time` (default: 30 minutes) will be considered hung and retried. @@ -212,6 +212,10 @@ A queue job will remain in status `:error` once `:max-retries` (default: 100) ha Ideally this will not happen. +### Logging + + + ### Total health and system sanity |