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krak/symfony-messenger-auto-scale
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Symfony Messenger Auto Scaling

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Symfony Messenger Auto Scaling
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The Symfony Messenger Auto Scaling package provides the ability to dynamically scale the number of workers for a given set of receivers to respond to dynamic workloads.

It's not uncommon for certain types of workloads to fluctuate throughput for lengthy periods of time that require the number of queue consumers to dynamically scale to meet demand. With this auto scaling package, that is now achievable with symfony's messenger system.

Installation
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[](#installation)

Install with composer at `krak/symfony-messenger-auto-scale`.

If symfony's composer install doesn't automatically register the bundle, you can do so manually:

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