https://developers.cloudflare.com/queues/reference/batching-retries/#delay-messages
Cloudflare Docs
When configuring a consumer Worker for a queue, you can also define how messages are batched as they are delivered.

Pull consumers are designed to use a "short polling" approach, this means that the API from CloudFlare will respond immediately with any messages that are available, or an empty response if there are no messages available, this is different from SQS will wait an amount of time before responding with an empty response.). is that something that http pull would benefit from here? or are you of the opinion that fast-response > quantity of requests is more important.
send() within your Next.js app exactly like the Pages tutorial I sent you. 

4/3/24, 1:22 PM
beta in the name?


$ npx wrangler@latest r2 bucket event-notification create user-media-prod --event-type="object_create" --queue="prod-upload-events""metadata": {
"CF-Content-Type": "json",
"CF-msg-delay-secs": "3200"
} Pull consumers are designed to use a "short polling" approach, this means that the API from CloudFlare will respond immediately with any messages that are available, or an empty response if there are no messages available, this is different from SQS will wait an amount of time before responding with an empty response.send()