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@roggervalf will probably chime in with more insights, but basically the performance for child jobs is not affected by the number of jobs, or anything like that, so from a performance perspective there will be no bottlenecks that I am aware of. Regarding the "event listener limit" I am not sure what are you referring to here, could you expand a bit more on it? |
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I'm working with BullMQ in a Node.js application and need advice on handling job dependencies at scale. Here's my scenario:
I have a parent job that needs to spawn multiple child jobs (potentially up to 3000)
The parent job needs to wait for all child jobs to complete before proceeding
Need a solution that can handle this volume of dependent jobs reliably
What's the recommended pattern for handling large numbers of dependent jobs while:
Avoiding event listener limits
Maintaining good performance
Ensuring reliable job completion tracking
Has anyone solved this at scale? Looking for battle-tested approaches or best practices.
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