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Queues and Callbacks

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Overview

When you activate the data processing workflow service, the system will automatically create a user queue for you. When you submit a job, the job will be arranged in the queue first and executed in sequence according to the priority and order of submission. You can also set a callback rule to stay up to date with the job or workflow progress, and the system will send the processing result and status information to the specified address. The queues for different services are as follows:
Feature Name
Queue Name
Media processing
queue-1
Speech recognition
queue-speech-1
File preview
queue-doc-process-1
Note:
Currently, one feature supports only one queue. If you want more concurrent queues, contact us.

Directions

Enabling or pausing queue

You can enable or pause a queue in its Operation column.
1. Log in to the COS console.
2. Select Bucket List on the left sidebar.
3. Click the name of the bucket for video storage.
4. On the left sidebar, select Data Processing Workflow > Common Configuration. Then, click Queues and Callbacks to enter the queue configuration page to enable or pause a queue.
Note:
After a queue is paused, its jobs will stop, and you cannot use the job and workflow features in the console.

Setting callback rule

COS supports user-defined callback URLs. After an event is completed, the system sends an HTTP POST request whose body contains notification content to a user-defined callback URL. You can use the configured callback URL to learn about the processing progress and status so that you can perform other operations as needed.
1. Log in to the COS console.
2. Select Bucket List on the left sidebar.
3. Click the name of the bucket for video storage.
4. On the left sidebar, select Data Processing Workflow > Common Configuration. Then, click Queues and Callbacks to enter the queue configuration page.
5. Click Configure Callback Rule in the Operation column of the target queue.
6. In the pop-up window, set the status to enable or disable callback.


7. When enabling callback, you need to specify a URL for the system to send HTTP requests. For more information on callback, see Callback content.

Callback content

After a job is completed, the system will send the following callback content to the configured callback URL:
<Response>
<JobsDetail></JobsDetail>
<NonExistJobIds></NonExistJobIds>
</Response>
The parameters are described as follows:
Parameter
Description
Type
JobsDetail
Job details. Same as Response.JobsDetail in CreateMediaJobs.
Container
NonExistJobIds
List of non-existing job IDs queried. If all jobs exist, this parameter is not returned.
String


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