Add Redis as a persistence layer #12
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By default, the events emitted from your app will be stored in an in-memory `Queue`, which will get processed by Rocketman threaded workers. However this also means that if your app dies with events still in your job queue, your emitted events which are stored in-memory will be lost. That is obviously not desirable, so that's why Rocketman (this commit) ships with an option to use `Redis` as your backing storage mechanism.
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By default, the events emitted from your app will be stored in an
in-memory
Queue, which will get processed by Rocketman threadedworkers.
However this also means that if your app dies with events still in your
job queue, your emitted events which are stored in-memory will be lost.
That is obviously not desirable, so that's why Rocketman (this commit) ships with an
option to use
Redisas your backing storage mechanism.