This is a python script that replaces the drush hosting-queued command. It waits for new tasks in the Aegir task queue and executes them through drush as a seperate process. This prevents memory leaks in drush and the tasks from crashing the daemon.

Clone the repository somewhere and start the script with:

$ python3 drushqueued --dburi mysql://a:b@localhost/theaegirdatabase

Or to use the login information in /etc/my.conf

$ python3 drushqueued --database theaegirdatabase

# The my.conf for aegir
$ python3 drushqueued --database aegir --myconf /opt/aegir/my.conf

The default verbosity is WARNING. Use --loglevel to change it:

$ python3 drushqueued --database theaegirdatabase --loglevel info

By default the script checks for new tasks every second. You can change it with the --interval option

$ python3 drushqueued --database theaegirdatabase --interval 5

This runner has support for sse-proxy for sending notifications to the browser on task completion.

$ python3 drushqueued --database theaegirdatabase --eventproxy http://localhost:8088/broadcast/

This runner can also host a eventsource webserver. Use the --eventsource option to start the server and specify the port

$ python3 drushqueued --database theaegirdatabase --eventsource 8088