Symfony messenger

Conditions

symfony_messenger_enable must be set to true

During lephare_symfony_before_doctrine_tasks_file And lephare_after_symlink_tasks_file

If enabled messenger will be stopped before doctrine migrations and restarted after opcache cleanup.

The default configuration is the following

symfony_messenger_queues:
  - name: default
    time_limit: 7

Key	Type	Description
name	string	The name of the messenger queue
time_limit	int	The time limit in minutes before process is restarted

Scaling can be achieved by defining the same queue multiple times.

This configuration will schedule to "default" workers and one "failed":

symfony_messenger_queues:
  - name: default
    time_limit: 7
  - name: default
    time_limit: 7
  - name: failed
    time_limit: 7

You can also group workers queues by setting a space separated list in the name property:

symfony_messenger_queues:
  - name: default failed
    time_limit: 7

Only one strategy is available for now: crontab.

Symfony Messenger worker will be setup as one or more crontab jobs depending on the configuration given in the symfony_messenger_queues variable.

Variable	Type	Default	Description
symfony_messenger_enable	boolean	`false`	Enable symfony messenger
symfony_messenger_strategy	string	`crontab`	Strategy used to manager messenger (only crontab supported for now)
symfony_messenger_queues	list	see above	Define queues, respawn time...