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Back to the Basics (Symfony local Web Server)

31:36
02

Knowing your State Machines

45:03
03

Behat Best Practices with Symfony

43:32
04

File Storage for Modern PHP Applications

39:49
05

Symfony Messenger: 6 months already and more to come

34:02
06

Going crazy with Varnish: Caching pages of logged in users

44:26
07

Changing PHP

34:14
08

Using Symfony Forms with Rich Domain Models

40:03
09

One year diversity initiative

37:11
10

How Static PHP Analyzer Changed the way I Look at Code

34:19
11

Building Global Web Apps with Multi-region Hosting

40:20
12

Building Apps for Immutable Servers

34:52
13

Bulletproof MongoDB

43:33
14

Leverage the power of Symfony components within ApiPlatform

27:45
15

The Patterns Behind Doctrine

37:39
16

When Testing Makes No Sense

36:55
17

Microservices Gone Wrong

39:20
18

Security: Handling User Access with Symfony the Right Way

29:41
19

Webpack Encore: Tips, Tricks, Questions & Best Practices

50:45
20

My first year with event sourcing (in Symfony)

41:25
21

Symfony 4 Internals

41:48
22

What’s a Typical Symfony 4.2 Application Like?

37:38
23

Modern Application Built from Scratch: API Platform FTW

34:25
24

Integrate (Vue)JS Components in a Symfony App, add E2E Tests with Panther

41:44
25

Profiling your Symfony Application

42:50
26

A Year of Symfony

22:17
27

Magic

11:10

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Symfony Messenger: 6 months already and more to come

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Skylar 7 years ago

Hello Guys, I was wondering if you have every tried to setup a combination of Symfony 4 messenger, php-enqueue, AWS SQS & SNS. I am using a load balancer across a few systems, and wanted the messages to go out and come back in so they would be distributed. I have setup pieces of this, but I am missing the "special sauce" and wanted your take. I put some more info here: https://stackoverflow.com/q...

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weaverryan SFCASTS Skylar 7 years ago edited

Hey Skylar!

Funny you ask - I'm working a lot right now to get a few of the "transport" things better - I hope we'll have SQS sometime soon in core Symfony, but not in time to help you, unfortunately :(.

So, you're right that everything will be handled in the resolve:ENQUEUE_DSN. And you're going to need to do some digging to figure out what's going wrong. I'll give you a few pieces of code to put var_dump/die into, to see where config is being lost:

https://github.com/php-enqueue/messenger-adapter/blob/master/QueueInteropTransportFactory.php#L81 - this part is responsible for parsing the DSN
https://github.com/php-enqueue/messenger-adapter/blob/master/QueueInteropTransport.php#L106 - this part is responsible for sending data to SQS. Well, it starts the process - there's nothing specific to SQS here
https://github.com/php-enqueue/enqueue-dev/blob/master/pkg/sqs/SqsProducer.php#L36 - this is eventually called by the above and sends the message

Let me know if that helps! This stuff is still too hard with Messenger, and while Enqueue is great, it creates too many layers.

Cheers!

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Jose carlos C. 7 years ago

Waiting for a course on symfony messenger like eating day to day.

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MolloKhan SFCASTS Jose carlos C. 7 years ago edited

Hey Jose carlos C.

Thanks for your suggestion. At the moment we don't have plans for it, but we always take in consideration what our users wants to watch :)

Cheers!

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