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I didn't come across this use case after start using containers. But I've given some thought and to me, it makes sense to keep the queue start at the supervisord file, mainly because it's a way to centralize everything that to want to start with the container.
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Nice article! Thanks
Where would I run the queue? Shall I add it inside supervisord file?
@bhaidar I didn't come across this use case after start using containers. But I've given some thought and to me, it makes sense to keep the queue start at the supervisord file, mainly because it's a way to centralize everything that to want to start with the container.