Nov 13, 2019   |      Eric Mericle

AMPS queues provide a simple way to distribute work across a group of consumers. By default, AMPS queues provide work in first-in-first-out fashion: that is, the oldest message in the queue is provided to subscribers first, then the next oldest, and so on. For some problems, though, it’s important that...
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  Dec 16, 2019   |      David Noor

Scaling out your data processing using AMPS queues allows you to dynamically adjust how many workers you apply to your data based on your needs and your computing resources. Larger orders coming in or more events to process? Just spin up more subscribers to your AMPS queue and let them...
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  Apr 3, 2020   |      Ray Imber

In real world systems, networks fail, components need to be replaced, servers need maintenance. Successful enterprise grade applications need to be designed with fault tolerance in mind! AMPS sets you up for success with features designed for robust fault tolerance and high availability. Key to these features is AMPS replication...
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