High volume low latency message queueing is already a problem people have had and implemented solutions for that (for their use case) cost little enough in terms of latency that the advantages were well worth it.
Also there's no reason to poll the LB/queue/etc., you just tell it "I'm ready" and it sends you something to handle when it's got something.
Pull/push here is about who decides when a server is ready to receive another request.
So ... I'm not an expert on actually implementing it, but I've seen systems in practice that -were- in such situations and it worked out extremely well.
Also there's no reason to poll the LB/queue/etc., you just tell it "I'm ready" and it sends you something to handle when it's got something.
Pull/push here is about who decides when a server is ready to receive another request.
So ... I'm not an expert on actually implementing it, but I've seen systems in practice that -were- in such situations and it worked out extremely well.