Disque: An Experimental Distributed In‑Memory Message Queue – Design and Usage Overview

Disque is an experimental, distributed, fault‑tolerant in‑memory message queue built in C that extends Redis concepts with synchronous replication, configurable delivery semantics, explicit acknowledgments, fast‑ack support, dead‑letter handling, and optional disk persistence for robust backend messaging workloads.

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Disque: An Experimental Distributed In‑Memory Message Queue – Design and Usage Overview

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May 1, 2015 · Backend Development

What Makes Disque a Fault‑Tolerant Distributed Message Broker?

Disque, an open‑source distributed in‑memory message broker created by Redis's creator, offers synchronous replication, flexible delivery semantics, multi‑master clustering, and fine‑grained job control, but remains in Alpha with several limitations that make it unsuitable for production use today.

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What Makes Disque a Fault‑Tolerant Distributed Message Broker?