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Queue in Laravel and AWS EB

I just deploy my Laravel project on AWS EB, I have in my project some queue jobs, so I need to install supervisor, I just connect to SSH and follow this blog post to install supervisor, everything is working with installing and I have now 7 queue workers running. Additionally, I'm using AWS SQS for the queue.

Everything seems fine, when I run any job the queue does not run! and goes to Messages available in SQS

Note: I put the .env vars directly in the config of AWS EB in Environment properties

What I did:

  1. I said let's try to create a new server and instead of putting the .env vars directly in the config, let's upload the .env file directly to the server, and magically the queue is working just fine while I upload the .env
  2. as I put the log of queue worker which is stdout_logfile=/var/app/current/storage/worker.log I went to worker.log and open it and got nothing!
  3. I read in some blog that said there is a cache you have to clear it so I do clear it via SSH still does not work.
  4. Some people said, EB does not reach your env vars and that is why your queue does not run, so suggest me this blog post by AWS.
  5. I said let's check if the env vars exist in my server! I went on this path /opt/elasticbeanstalk/deployment/env and yes I find my env vars just find there!

I think there is a problem somewhere the made some cache that I do not know where!?

I'm using: AWS Linux 2 PHP 7.4



source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68565953/queue-in-laravel-and-aws-eb

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