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Other Queue Drivers: Redis and Laravel Horizon

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vance ✓ Link copied!

Please make a redis and laravel course

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Povilas Korop ✓ Link copied!

We're in progress of creating a more advanced course on queues in general, with multiple drivers, including Redis

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marcelo-kazalukian ✓ Link copied!

Hello, thanks for the course.

I'm starting to work with queues and I have a website deployed in Laravel Forge. At this moment, I think using the database option is enough for me. Adding "php artisan queue:work" at the end of the deployment script in Laravel Forge is the correct way in this case?

Thanks so much.

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David Lun ✓ Link copied!

no, you should add your workers under "Daemons" in server menu, not in deployment script. In deployment script should be command to restart the daemon.

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