Symfony's Messenger component gives you a beautiful system for designing your code around "message" objects and decoupled "handlers" that do the work!
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Symfony's Messenger component gives you the power to execute code asynchronously via queues and workers!
Actually, it's both! Messenger is one of the newest parts of Symfony and we absolutely ❤️ it. In this tutorial, we'll create an important application that asynchronously adds our favorite cat (Ponka) to all of your favorite photos. Along the way, we'll learn to:
- Create a messages classes
- Add & configure "handler" classes that do the work
- Dispatch messages through the bus
- Configure "transports" for async messages
- Route messages to transports
- Execute "worker" processes that "consume" queued messages
- Things fail!? Retry message and set up the "failure transport"
- Middleware
- Add & understand message stamps
- Prioritized transports
- A little CQRS: a Query bus
- Testing & Dev: handling messages "sync"
- Deployment and supervisor
- RabbitMQ & AMQP
Let's get to work!
