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I'm building out a WordPress based app at the moment. We have full control over the server stack, so we could easily implement this instead of WP Background Processing or Action Scheduler. However, RabbitMQ / Gearman would be running on the same server as the site. It wouldn't be on a separate server.
Is there any performance benefit to offloading jobs to a separate service if the service is on the same machine?
Cheers
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Hi guys
I'm building out a WordPress based app at the moment. We have full control over the server stack, so we could easily implement this instead of WP Background Processing or Action Scheduler. However, RabbitMQ / Gearman would be running on the same server as the site. It wouldn't be on a separate server.
Is there any performance benefit to offloading jobs to a separate service if the service is on the same machine?
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: