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[imphunq]

I have two laravel apps and i want to message between them

[ALTELMA]

In case from my experience let me try to give you for some idea

1. App A just add only ExampleJobA::dispatch()
2. From the previous code the data will be sent to RabbitMQ
3. App B run php artisan queue:work rabbitmq, It was running as consumer and waiting for incoming message
4. In case of you have multiple queue you need to run php artisan queue:work --queue=job1,job2

Sorry for a quick reply it may not clear at all. Let me know if you have any questions.

[imphunq]

@ALTELMA Thank you for responding. So, what about handling the timeout issue? Can it resolve itself?

[fontebasso]

@imphunq, I saw your question and thought it might still be helpful to clarify a few things, even if some time has passed.

If the timeout you mentioned is related to the connection with RabbitMQ, it's common for the php-amqplib library to throw an exception when that happens. In most cases, this will cause the Laravel worker process (php artisan queue:work rabbitmq) to stop running.

For production setups, a solid approach is to run your queue worker inside a container, with the worker process as the main entrypoint. That way, if it crashes due to a connection issue or timeout, an orchestrator like Kubernetes or HashiCorp Nomad can restart it automatically.

Hope this helps clarify things a bit. If you were referring to a different kind of timeout, let me know and we can dig deeper into it together.