Correct. The consumer (the queue() handler) is effectively its own entity. Not something you need to
Correct. The consumer (the queue() handler) is effectively its own entity. Not something you need to think about.





Queue send failed: Queue is overloaded. Please back off. for the first time. Does that only happen when the max per-queue message throughput is exceeded? (ie currently 400/s)

Too Many Requests when you hit the rate limit. Did you exceed your backlog in a single queue?Queue send failed: Queue is overloaded. Please back off. was received from workers all over the world at around the same time (calling .send on a queue). .send and the queue storage?.send would only fail when exceeding the msg/s limits (globally) or some truly edge case node failure where it couldn't even save to any sort of recoverable internal storage.


Queue send failed: Queue is overloaded. Please back off.Queue send failed: Queue is overloaded. Please back off.Too Many Requests.send.send.sendfor (const msg of batch.messages) {