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OIL (Objects in a Lile) provides a queue API and its implementation which is required by many server applications which stores client requests permanently in order. OIL provides: Queue which provides sequential access. Index which provides random acce

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Features
With OIL, you can:
Random-access queues: Useful for
Canceling scheduled requests
Searching queue items by specific key value
Embed persistent object store:
The default implementation provides thread-safe WAL (Write-Ahead Logging) persistance with high performance.
You can create your own implementation.


 

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