I have a scenario where more than 10 cases should get created on click of button, through our flow, so shall we use single queue processor or multiple queue processors, to do it more efficient way
Hi @VivekK16711353,
For creating more than 10 cases efficiently in Pega, using multiple queue processors is generally the more efficient approach, especially if the volume and frequency of case creation are high. Here’s a structured way to implement this:
1.Create multiple queue processors based on your requirements.
2.efine the queue processors with appropriate settings, such as maximum threads, batch size, and processing interval.
3.Modify your flow or activity to assign case creation tasks to the appropriate queue processors. Use Queue-For-Processing method in activities or flows to queue the tasks.
4.Test the setup with a sample load to ensure that cases are being created efficiently and that the queue processors are handling the load as expected.
Regards,
Prasad.
Hi @VivekK16711353,
I think you can use one queue processor to create 10 cases. You can create one activity and add it to the queue processor rule.
Also use the information from previous similar PSC posts:
Does each queue processor have 20 threads, or do all queue processors share 20 threads?
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