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Opsqueue: lightweight batch processing queue for heavy loads
We are happy to announce the open-source release of opsqueue, our opinionated queueing system. Opsqueue is a lightweight batch processing queue, optimized for high-throughput situations. It is very operationally simple and flexible to use, with a novel prioritization approach where decisions can be made in the middle of ongoing work.
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