Keuss is a job queue system designed for Node.js, leveraging existing components such as Redis, MongoDB, and Postgres to provide a robust and consistent interface for managing job queues. It focuses on the semantics of queuing rather than the complexities of persistence, high availability, and load balancing. This ensures that developers can insert, schedule, retrieve, and remove jobs seamlessly, with support for atomic workflows across multiple steps.
Keuss offers a professional-grade feature set that includes durability, at-most-once and at-least-once delivery guarantees, deadletter queues, scheduling, delays, history tracking, and clustering capabilities. The API is designed to be simple and coherent across all job queue types, providing sensible defaults for configuration and ensuring ease of use.
While Keuss provides flexibility by allowing users to choose between different backend implementations to balance durability and performance, it is important to note that these backends come with varying feature sets and performance tradeoffs. Despite these differences, Keuss aims to deliver high throughput and low latency as part of its core design goals, making it suitable for clustered environments without additional configuration.
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