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Supporting Enqueue

Enqueue is an MIT-licensed open source project with its ongoing development made possible entirely by the support of community and our customers. If you’d like to join them, please consider:

• Become our client

Documentation.

• Quick tour
• Key concepts
• Transports
  • Amqp based on the ext, bunny, the lib
  • Amazon SNS-SQS
  • Amazon SQS
  • Google PubSub
  • Beanstalk (Pheanstalk)
  • Gearman
  • Kafka
  • Stomp
  • Redis
  • Wamp
  • Doctrine DBAL
  • Filesystem
  • Null
• Consumption
  • Extensions
  • Message processor
• Client
  • Quick tour
  • Message examples
  • Supported brokers
  • Message bus
  • RPC call
  • Extensions
• Job queue
  • Run unique job
  • Run sub job(s)
• EnqueueBundle (Symfony)
  • Quick tour
  • Config reference
  • Cli commands
  • Message producer
  • Message processor
  • Async events
  • Async commands
  • Job queue
  • Consumption extension
  • Production settings
  • Debugging
  • Functional testing
• Laravel
  • Quick tour
  • Queues
• Magento
  • Quick tour
  • Cli commands
• Magento2
  • Quick tour
  • Cli commands
• Yii
  • AMQP Interop driver
• EnqueueElasticaBundle. Overview
• DSN Parser
• Monitoring
• Use cases
  • Symfony. Async event dispatcher
  • Monolog. Send messages to message queue
• Development
  • Contribution

Cookbook

• Symfony
  • How to change consume command logger

Blogs

• Getting Started with RabbitMQ in PHP
• Getting Started with RabbitMQ in Symfony
• The how and why of the migration from RabbitMqBundle to EnqueueBundle
• RabbitMQ redelivery pitfalls
• RabbitMQ delayed messaging
• RabbitMQ tutorials based on AMQP interop
• LiipImagineBundle. Process images in background
• FOSElasticaBundle. Improve performance of fos:elastica:populate command
• Message bus to every PHP application
• Symfony Async EventDispatcher
• Spool Swiftmailer emails to real message queue.
• Yii PHP Framework has adopted AMQP Interop.
• (En)queue Symfony console commands
• From RabbitMq to PhpEnqueue via Symfony Messenger

Contributing to this documentation

To run this documentation locally, you can either create Jekyll environment on your local computer or use docker container. To run docker container you can use a command from repository root directory:

docker run -p 4000:4000 --rm --volume="${PWD}/docs:/srv/jekyll" -it jekyll/jekyll jekyll serve --watch

Documentation will then be available for you on http://localhost:4000/ once build completes and rebuild automatically on changes.