Node's Concurrency With the Strength of a Bull With BullMQ

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Node's concurrent nature is powerful already, but often we need to push work out of the main server for several reasons. In this work, we will explore a few scenarios in which work is cleverly pushed to another Node process to resolve.
Once we use a queue to distribute workloads, we need to identify the nature of the work to be done. For either I/O- or CPU-intensive work, the first is already perfectly covered by a single Node.js process; we will need to tweak the worker setup to match the available resources and throughput.

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Edy Silva
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