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- Simplify operations of enterprise-grade Kubernetes at scale. Easily deploy and manage resource-intensive workloads such as AI with automatic scaling, patching, and upgrades.
Create Queue and copy the Queue <i>OCID</i> and <i>Messages endpoint</i>:
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In the OCI cloud UI create OCI Queue and copy the Queue <i>OCID</i> and <i>Messages endpoint</i>:
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## Running locally
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Clone this repo, setup npm and <code>oci cli</code> and modify <ahref="index.js#L46">index.js</a> line 46 by uncommenting it and removing/commenting lines 49-56 and replace lines 59-60
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Clone this repo, setup npm and <code>oci cli</code> and modify <ahref="files/index.js#L46">index.js</a> line 46 by uncommenting it and removing/commenting lines 49-56 and replace lines 59-60
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with Queue details :
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You can also play with the queue's <code>Dead Letter Queue</code> settings to see how many
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times the same message is being received (default is 5). To do this comment the
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<ahref="index.js#L99">line 99 of the index.js</a> and re-run the build by committing the change.
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<ahref="files/index.js#L99">line 99 of the index.js</a> and re-run the build by committing the change.
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