There are 7 repositories under queue-tasks topic.
Lock free hierarchical work scheduler
:horse: Distribute load on front-end via parallelism
Distributed task redisqueue(最简单python分布式函数调度框架)
light weight, high performance, simple, reliable and persistent queue for Java applications
GestureSesh is a free and open-source application that displays image files based on a user defined schedule. After images are selected, the session window will display the image with options for modification.
MLflow App Using React, Hooks, RabbitMQ, FastAPI Server, Celery, Microservices
Qless Queue driver for Laravel
Simulates multiple threadpools of workers that share a same database table with the pending to be executed tasks resided. This is the solution implemented in the project [**CANCHITO-WORKFLOW-MANAGER (CWM)**](http://canchito-dev.com/projects/cwm) for solving some _"limitations"_ encountered during the integration and implementation of [Flowable](https://www.flowable.org/) BPM, when executing long-running tasks.
Quick proof of concept for Ruby Concurrent Execution Queue. Without using any gem (other than rspec)
Common tools that help building an infrastructure or to orchestrate resources.
Redis based youtube video download link generator written in Python. Queueing youtube links and generating downlaod links them in the background with workers.
A lite asynchronous queue runtime library!
This is a simple queue implementation in C using an array. The queue is implemented as a normal queue.
Redis-like in-memory database implementation in Golang
AutoML-Builder is an API that automates the generation of machine learning models for regression or classification tasks from provided datasets.
execute commands from the bash in a mutex-like way.
Tiny micro-service for sending out notifications with plug-able service providers
Example C# Windows Forms Application with DataGridView control. Uses multithreading background operations and custom TaskPool class with queues by keys.
Golang Redis Queue for persistent tasks should be used, when RabbitMQ is too much, and MQTT is not enough. And Beanstalkd is too old
Easily dispatch functions (and subfunctions indefinitely) into a shared pool of routines in golang
CS: Data Structures --- Dancing Cow Queue: User inputs # of cows in the show, and # of cows on stage at a time. Algorithm returns total duration of the show (when all cows finish dancing).