The Socket.IO server may be
configured to connect to a message queue like Redis or RabbitMQ in order to
interact with other connected Socket.IO servers or auxiliary workers as a
solution to the aforementioned problems.
To utilise a Redis message queue, a Python Redis client must be
installed
The Redis queue is set up using the socketio. both redismanager and
socketio. AsyncRedisManager classes. These classes make use of the pub/sub
functionality of the queue and link straight to the Redis storage.
Client manager instructs the server to connect to and communicate with
other queue-connected processes on the specified message queue.
-With the help of the Python package Kombu, one may access RabbitMQ and
several other message queues. It can be
installed via Pip.
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