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You can start multiple queue workers, but for 100 instance you need a considerable amount of ram. Also jobs are not running in the background but on different process(es) based on your workload you can start a few workers and it will handle them one after other. As long as your jobs are finished in your deadline and your queue isn't bottlenecked you should be good. |
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Moving this to discussions. |
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Some update about this? |
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Description:
Suppose I have 10 jobs in the jobs table and I have want to run these 10 jobs at a same time, so using the Laravel queue job is it possible to run multiple jobs at the same time in the background? and it's a good way to run multiple jobs at a same time?
QUEUE_CONNECTION=database
The 10 jobs are just, for example, there is a chance there will be 100,150, etc, job to run at a same time.
Otherwise, can anyone suggest me the good way?
Ex: https://prnt.sc/smwpkm
Thank You.
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