Symfony Messenger Integration

[rela589n]

Hi there!

I'm really excited about third version of this library and specifically that it doesn't struggle with red/blue functions problem.
Great thumbs up for such a great library!

As far as I know, there isn't any known open-source solution that integrated amphp into Symfony Messenger (please, correct me if I'm wrong).

What I think, it would really make a lot of sense having the ability to take up N (for instance 16) messages from the queue and run their processing in async manner. When dealing with sluggish-slow third-party APIs that could respond 30 seconds, this approach would've extremely increased the overall system performance.

I think, one shall propose this approach to symfony core maintainers, since having it is really reasonable

[Bilge]

OK, but we're not Symfony core maintainers. Are you looking for our approval, or something?

[rela589n]

I mean only you could describe the benefits of using amp library the best way possible.

I'd like to ask you to create the issue for symfony so that amp integration could be implemented by their core team

Thank you ☺️

[Bilge]

Nobody is going to fight your battles for you. Symfony already uses Amp. You may find it's not a hard sell.

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