Asynchronous job queue for PHP?

Question

Yii

I am developing a web site on Yii framework, it is planned that the site will be highly loaded (up to 200,000 per day). I will need to process pictures, send mail, etc. Well, you need to do it asynchronously. I've never experienced this before and don't know what to choose. Suggest something.
UPD : Thanks everyone, I'm leaning towards Gearman but also reading up on RabbitMQ

Answer 1

There is a job server - gearman - there was just an article about him recently. PHP works well with it - it can both send tasks to it, and receive and execute it.

Answer 2

RabbitMQ , here's about integration with php

Answer 3

gear man

Answer 4

3 people per second is not even a very high load.
For desynchronization, you can create a table with tasks in the database (or somewhere else) and then select 10-20 tasks with the crown and process them.

Answer 5

ZeroMq
www.zeromq.org/
Here is a good talk:
www.zfconf.ru/2012/talks/distributed-network-applications-with-zend-framework-2-and-zeromq/

Answer 6

Why bother with something that doesn't exist yet? :)
and about multithreading, you can try this github.com/amal/AzaThread

Answer 7

If your choice still falls on Gearman, I advise you to pay attention to the worker manager github.com/brianlmoon/GearmanManager . We use it on our project, with minor modifications (by the way, also with Yii):

• a new application class that contains and launches the manager;
• a new mechanism for parsing the config, so that the manager understands his own options from the Yii config;

At the same time, a couple more tips on working with a manager:

• do not use the max_worker_lifetime option other than 0. Better to do at the end of the work: This way you can free up resources without fear that the manager will restart the worker in the middle of its active work.
  $this->sendComplete($result);
exit(0);

  
• set auto_update = 0, especially in production.
  

Good luck.

Answer 8

> high load
> 200.000 per day

Answer 9

If you have only FIFO queues planned, then you can use Gearman, if LIFO is planned, then it will no longer work. In general, Redis is perfect for queues, for example.