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version 2.1.2
Build composable event pipeline servers with minimal effort.
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wishbone.input.gearman
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Version: 1.0.0
Consumes events/jobs from Gearmand.
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Consumes jobs from a Gearmand server.
When secret is none, no decryption is done.
Parameters:
- hostlist(list)(["localhost:4730"])
| A list of gearmand servers. Each entry should have
| format host:port.
- secret(str)(None)
| The AES encryption key to decrypt Mod_gearman messages.
- workers(int)(1)
| The number of gearman workers within 1 process.
- queue(str)(wishbone)
| The queue to consume jobs from.
Queues:
- outbox: Outgoing events.
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