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Description
This scheduler takes care of scheduling the actual SQS messaging and tracks the status of the jobs as workers are executing said jobs.
Configuration Options
Option name |
Default Value |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
enabled |
True |
bool |
Enable SQS based scheduler |
queue_region |
us-west-2 |
string |
Region of the SQS Queues |
status_queue_url |
string |
URL of the SQS Queue for worker reports |
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job_delay |
2 |
float |
Time between each scheduled job, in seconds. Can be used to avoid spiky loads during execution of tasks |
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