By mswatcher
via blog.gomiso.com
Submitted: Jan 08 2013 / 07:23
In the first part of this series, we explained asynchronous processing, when you might need to use it and why leveraging a database for that purpose is not necessarily the best option. In this post, we will explore a smarter approach to asynchronous processing using “message queues”.
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