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Jeff
Jeff

Reputation: 25221

Running artisan queue:work with additional arguments

I am trying to run queued jobs, and pass additional parameters through the command line. My use case is this:

I have 4 running queue:work processes through supervisor. The jobs in my queue all require access to a proxy server, through which i can only have 4 processes running at any given time. When I start up a queued job, I have to find a process number (1 through 4) that is not currently being used, then run my command through that process.

I have been using a database table to store the processes and it has a column for in_use which keeps track of whether its being used, but the problem I'm seeing is when two queue:work commands run simultaneously, the same proxy process can be picked from the database for both.

What I want

php artisan queue:work --process=1

Then to somehow retrieve that argument inside the job, so I can run my 4 processes each in supervisor separately.

As a workaround, I have created a custom artisan command which will take the argument, but I then lose the queue functionality. I don't want to have to develop a custom queue process.

Is there a way to pass this argument? Or, alternatively, is there a way that I could pop jobs off the queue from within my custom artisan command, and then run them manually rather than through queue:work?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4100

Answers (1)

Jirennor
Jirennor

Reputation: 1289

The problem could be solved by using dedicated queue's. So each queue has a specific proxy process attached to it. The only thing left is to create a function/process to determine to which queue the process should go.

https://laravel.com/docs/5.1/queues#pushing-jobs-onto-the-queue

Check out the part: Specifying The Queue For A Job

Upvotes: 2

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