rrq_worker_config: Create worker configuration
In mrc-ide/rrq: Simple Redis Queue

rrq_worker_config

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Create worker configuration

Description

Create a worker configuration, suitable to pass into rrq_worker_config_save. The results of this function should not be modified.

Usage

rrq_worker_config(
  queue = NULL,
  verbose = TRUE,
  poll_queue = NULL,
  timeout_idle = Inf,
  poll_process = 1,
  timeout_process_die = 2,
  heartbeat_period = NULL
)

Arguments

`queue`	Optional character vector of queues to listen on for tasks. There is a default queue which is always listened on (called 'default'). You can specify additional names here and tasks put onto these queues with `rrq_task_create_expr()` (or other functions) will have higher priority than the default. You can explicitly list the "default" queue (e.g., `queue = c("high", "default", "low")`) to set the position of the default queue.
`verbose`	Logical, indicating if the worker should print logging output to the screen. Logging to screen has a small but measurable performance cost, and if you will not collect system logs from the worker then it is wasted time. Logging to the redis server is always enabled.
`poll_queue`	Polling time for new tasks on the queue or messages. Longer values here will reduce the impact on the database but make workers less responsive to being killed with an interrupt (control-C or Escape). The default should be good for most uses, but shorter values are used for debugging. Importantly, longer times here do not increase the time taken for a worker to detect new tasks.
`timeout_idle`	Optional timeout that sets the length of time after which the worker will exit if it has not processed a task. This is (roughly) equivalent to issuing a `TIMEOUT_SET` message after initialising the worker, except that it's guaranteed to be run by all workers.
`poll_process`	Polling time indicating how long to wait for a background process to produce stdout or stderr. Only used for tasks queued with `separate_process` `TRUE`.
`timeout_process_die`	Timeout indicating how long to wait wait for the background process to respond to SIGTERM, either as we stop a worker or cancel a task. Only used for tasks queued with `separate_process` `TRUE`. If your tasks may take several seconds to stop, you may want to increase this to ensure a clean exit.
`heartbeat_period`	Optional period for the heartbeat. If non-NULL then a heartbeat process will be started (using `rrq_heartbeat`) which can be used to build fault tolerant queues. See `vignette("fault-tolerance")` for details. If `NULL` (the default), then no heartbeat is configured.