Are delayed messages ready for high throughput? #782
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Do they support persistence and offer the same performance as normal messages? |
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viktorerlingsson
Sep 11, 2024
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Hi, Hope that answers your question! |
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Hi,
Yes, delayed message exchanges support persistence.
Performance will be slightly lower than with other types of exchanges, because there is some additional processing that needs to be done. Delayed messages are first published to a separate queue, and then re-published (dead-lettered) to the correct queue with the supplied routing key.
Hope that answers your question!