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When distributed reliable queues are available, it should be possible to submit a test to any of multiple entry points, have an agent run the test and upload the result as a single POST back (which would include an opaque blob with all of the test data).
That way the receiving server can construct and archive the test result into cloud storage without needing any distributed state.
Any end-point can then display the test when it is polled for the result by restoring from the archive.
In principle, it should also be possible to post a message containing the JSON version of the testresult data into a queue for notification to the client without needing to restore the entire test.
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When distributed reliable queues are available, it should be possible to submit a test to any of multiple entry points, have an agent run the test and upload the result as a single POST back (which would include an opaque blob with all of the test data).
That way the receiving server can construct and archive the test result into cloud storage without needing any distributed state.
Any end-point can then display the test when it is polled for the result by restoring from the archive.
In principle, it should also be possible to post a message containing the JSON version of the testresult data into a queue for notification to the client without needing to restore the entire test.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: