My ideal workflow is
1. Write code for background jobs 2. Push code 3. Get back a function uuid 4. Run as many jobs as I want 5. Receives a webhook whenver a job's done
And it will handle all the concurrency/retry/resources allocation for me.
My ideal workflow is
1. Write code for background jobs 2. Push code 3. Get back a function uuid 4. Run as many jobs as I want 5. Receives a webhook whenver a job's done
And it will handle all the concurrency/retry/resources allocation for me.