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Module 10
Asynchronous Processing with Task Queues
1
When to Use Asynchronous Tasks
Identify use cases for asynchronous tasks in a web application (e.g., sending emails, generating reports).
2
Task Queue Architecture: Components and Flow
Describe the architecture of a task queue system: producer, broker, worker, and result backend.
3
Message Brokers: RabbitMQ vs. Redis
Describe a message broker's core responsibilities, comparing RabbitMQ (AMQP) with Redis.
4
Pub/Sub for Event-Driven Microservices
Explain the pub/sub pattern and how it enables event-driven architectures for service decoupling.
5
Idempotency: Building Reliable Distributed Operations
Explain idempotency and why it is critical for building reliable distributed operations.
6
Retry Mechanisms and Dead-Letter Queues
Describe common retry strategies (e.g., exponential backoff) and the purpose of a dead-letter queue.
7
Django Celery with Redis: Offloading Tasks
Set up Celery with Redis as a broker to offload a long-running task from a Django view.
8
Reliable and Idempotent Background Jobs
Design a reliable background job that is idempotent and handles transient failures gracefully.
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