laravel queue:work --daemon 和 queue:listen 有什么区别
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What is the difference between queue:work --daemon and queue:listen
提问by Logan Bailey
I'm settin up my offline job server. I've read the documentation but I still don't really see the differences between the two commands: artisan queue:work --daemon
and artisan queue:listen
. Which command should I use for running my daemons?
我正在设置我的离线作业服务器。我已经阅读了文档,但我仍然没有真正看到两个命令之间的区别:artisan queue:work --daemon
和artisan queue:listen
。我应该使用哪个命令来运行我的守护进程?
回答by Laurence
Edit updated 2017-04-07:
编辑更新 2017-04-07:
There are now three ways to run your queue:
现在有三种方法可以运行您的队列:
queue:work
- this is the new "daemon" process (the flag is no longer required). The framework will fire up "once" - and then keep looping through the jobs. This will continue indefinitely. It uses less memory/cpu thanqueue:listen
because the framework stays up the entire time. You must also remember to usequeue:restart
to force the queue to update any code changes you push during patching.queue:work --once
- this will fire up the framework, process one job, then shutdown. Useful for testing during development etc.queue:listen
- this will fire the framework up on every cycle, process one job, then fully shutdown, and then fire the framework up again etc and loop indefinitely. This means all memory/processes are released after each job is processed. If you have memory leaks withqueue:work
- give this a try.
queue:work
- 这是新的“守护进程”进程(不再需要该标志)。该框架将启动“一次” - 然后继续循环遍历作业。这将无限期地持续下去。它使用更少的内存/cpu,queue:listen
因为框架一直保持运行。您还必须记住使用queue:restart
强制队列更新您在修补期间推送的任何代码更改。queue:work --once
- 这将启动框架,处理一项工作,然后关闭。用于开发过程中的测试等。queue:listen
- 这将在每个周期启动框架,处理一项工作,然后完全关闭,然后再次启动框架等并无限循环。这意味着在处理每个作业后释放所有内存/进程。如果你有内存泄漏queue:work
- 试试这个。
The --daemon
flag no longer has an effect on these commands.
该--daemon
标志不再对这些命令产生影响。
Original answer:
原答案:
There are two different issues listed.
列出了两个不同的问题。
There is artisan queue:work
and artisan queue:listen
有artisan queue:work
和artisan queue:listen
queue:work
will simply pop off the next job in the queue, and process only that one job. This is a 'one off' command that will return to the command prompt once the one queue command is processed.queue:listen
will listen to the queue, and continue to process any queue commands it receives. This will continue running indefinitely until you stop it.
queue:work
将简单地弹出队列中的下一个作业,并仅处理该作业。这是一个“一次性”命令,一旦处理完一个队列命令,它将返回命令提示符。queue:listen
将侦听队列,并继续处理它收到的任何队列命令。这将无限期地继续运行,直到您停止它。
In Laravel >=4.2 there was a --daemon
command added. The way it works is simply keeps running the queues directly, rather than rebooting the entire framework after every queue is processed. This is an optional command that significantlyreduces the memory and cpu requirements of your queue.
在 Laravel >=4.2 中--daemon
添加了一个命令。它的工作方式是直接直接运行队列,而不是在处理完每个队列后重新启动整个框架。这是一个可选命令,可显着降低队列的内存和 CPU 需求。
The important point with the --daemon
command is that when you upgrade your application, you need to specifically restart your queue with queue:restart
, otherwise you could potentially get all sorts of strange errors as your queue would still have the old code in memory.
该--daemon
命令的重要一点是,当您升级应用程序时,您需要专门使用 重新启动队列queue:restart
,否则您可能会遇到各种奇怪的错误,因为您的队列仍会在内存中保留旧代码。
So to answer your question "Which command should I use for running my daemons?" - the answer is almost always queue:work --daemon
所以回答你的问题“我应该使用哪个命令来运行我的守护进程?” - 答案几乎总是queue:work --daemon
回答by Alupotha
Things have been changedbut it was not mentioned in the document
事情已经改变,但文件中没有提到
--daemon Run the worker in daemon mode (Deprecated)
now by defaultphp artisan queue:work
runs in daemon mode,
现在默认php artisan queue:work
以守护程序模式运行,
so queue:work
continue processing jobs without ever re-booting the framework
因此queue:work
无需重新启动框架即可继续处理作业
for run it oncecommand is,
运行一次命令是,
php artisan queue:work --once
php artisan queue:work --once
回答by Simon Fredsted
The most important difference is that queue:work --daemon
does not restart the framework on each job, but queue:listen
does. In fact, listen
starts a whole new Laravel process for each job.
最重要的区别是queue:work --daemon
不会在每个作业上重新启动框架,而是queue:listen
会。实际上,listen
为每个作业启动一个全新的 Laravel 进程。
Try for yourself: Open 2 terminals and run work --daemon
in one and listen
in the other. The work
window will execute jobs much faster than listen
.
自己尝试:打开 2 个终端并work --daemon
在其中一个和listen
另一个中运行。该work
窗口将比listen
.
回答by PtrTon
As of Laravel 5.7 a new option --stop-when-empty
has been added to the queue:work
command. When using this option the current queue will be processed until it's empty, then the command will exit.
从 Laravel 5.7--stop-when-empty
开始,queue:work
命令中添加了一个新选项。使用此选项时,当前队列将被处理,直到它为空,然后命令将退出。
According to the documentation:
根据文档:
The --stop-when-empty option may be used to instruct the worker to process all jobs and then exit gracefully. This option can be useful when working Laravel queues within a Docker container if you wish to shutdown the container after the queue is empty:
--stop-when-empty 选项可用于指示工作人员处理所有作业,然后正常退出。如果您希望在队列为空后关闭容器,则此选项在 Docker 容器中处理 Laravel 队列时非常有用:
php artisan queue:work --stop-when-empty