I'm using Redis in my application through the phpredis extension. Everything works flawless, but one of my methods requires uploading multiple images to the server (process that I want to perform asynchronously through queues). But the problem here is that, apparently, you can't upload files through Redis jobs (casting event/listeners). So I'm wondering if one of the other drivers (database or the amazon one, I believe is S3 or something like that) could do the job, or if there's a way to upload files trough Redis
one of my methods requires uploading multiple images to the server (process that I want to perform asynchronously through queues). But the problem here is that, apparently, you can't upload files through Redis jobs (casting event/listeners)
@galaners You can’t do this with any queue driver. A queue job is handled asynchronously only when a worker has capacity. That might be immediately, but it may also be in a few seconds, or a few minutes, depending on how many jobs are in your queue already.
Where are uploaded files supposed to live in the time between a user submitting a request to your service, and your worker process picking up a job? Uploaded files don’t just magically hang around in the ether waiting for you to process them, they still need to be uploaded to your server.