Job Queue based on Genstage with retries, deduplication and replies.
A priority queue implementation based on max pairing heaps. Written in pure Gleam.
Erlang consumer framework for Beanstalkd work queue
Zero dependency, ultra-fast, background job processing library.
A simple job publisher/processor for Elixir
A FIFO queue wrapped around GenServer.
A simple job queue backed by redis and built in elixir.
Dashboard and monitoring tools for Roger job processing system
Data structures in pure Gleam! Including tree, heap, non empty list, map, set, and priority queue.
Shared inter-process queues
Erlang Priority Queue
Skewheaps are fun, weird, priority queues that self-balance over time.
Data pipelines API client library. Data Pipelines provides an interface for creating, updating, and managing recurring Data Analytics jobs.
Generates standard messages for Dead Letter Queue
This is a GenServer-ish implementation of a TimerJob, a Job that is executed asynchronously after a given timeout, probably recurring.
TaskBunny job failure backend that reports the error to Rollbar
Elixir worker for Faktory (successor of Sidekiq); async/background queue processing
A simple throttled queue built on top of GenServer with status updates.
Event queue with priority levels
A library to enqueue jobs with your Active Job job processor. You may want this when strangling your Rails project.
Simple Elixir jobs pool
Priority queue that wraps pqueue2.
A unique FIFO queue with atomic operations built on top of Redis.
Well-structured Queues for Elixir, offering a common interface with multiple implementations with varying performance guarantees that can...
A wrapper for Erlang's :queue. Build First In, First Out queues.
This module provides (double-ended) FIFO queues in an efficient manner.
Handy little queues and producers.
Buffered queue and counter
Timer to schedule jobs in small intervals.
Double-ended queue rewritten for Elixir
Declare job workers that can be run by a variety of queuing backends. This plugin is a port of the Rails ActiveJob gem