GoQueue
A job queue for Go that grows with your system
What it does
GoQueue is a job queue for Go apps that lets you start simple and scale later. You can use an in-memory driver for development, switch to Redis for production, and move to SQS when you need cloud scale — without rewriting your jobs. The goal is to keep the API small and predictable, while letting the backend evolve as your system grows.
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