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I'm building a .NET web service that will be consumed by a vendor's application, and I'm not sure how to accomplish the following: The vendor will call my webserivce with some information, but wants an acknowledgement returned quickly, just stating that I received their info. They don't care what I do with it, and don't want acknowledgement that I've finished processing. The info that I was passed needs to do something behind the scenes and act on the information in a time-sensitive manner - i.e., take some actions within a few minutes. I'll be contacting a number of other web services, as

Is there any way to get the queued job from the job ID in Laravel? While adding the job to the queue, I store the job ID. Later at some point of time (there is a delay to process the job in the queue), I want to remove the job from the queue. If I can get the job on the queue using the job ID, I can use delete() method to remove it. I use this code for laravel 5.5 : use Illuminate\Contracts\Bus\Dispatcher; $job = ( new JOB_CLASS() )->onQueue('QUEUE_NAME')->delay('DELAY'); $id = app(Dispatcher::class)->dispatch($job); It is a queue so you can not select it, but if you are logging the data also

I'm working on the app that will connect with a smart device via BLE and communicate with it. The question is: In what queue is the best practice to handle bluetooth events? I've read a lot of tutorials and in all of them I found this: centralManager = CBCentralManager(delegate: self, queue: nil) They choose to handle bluetooth events in main queue ( queue: nil ), but I suppose that it's not good practice. Because it could be a lot of queries send to peripheral device from central and a lot of answers send from peripheral to central. I assume this might be the reason of the app working slowly

I am using the same UDP socket for sending and receiving data. I am wondering if packet queuing for DGRAM sockets is already present, or do we have to handle it separately. If the user code has to handle queueing, how is it done? Do we have separate threads to recvfrom for the socket and put the packet in the reciver_queue and to sendto from another sending_queue? An example code will be absolutely awesome. Thanks for your help. There is a packet queue. However when the packet queue is filled then UDP packets start getting discarded. When they are discarded they are lost forever so make sure