Queue worker

Laravel's queue worker. The same container again: your application's image, at the same PHP version, with the same code and the same settings you gave php. A worker given less time or memory than the site would be the one that fails.

It comes with a Laravel project and with nothing else. You do not add it and cannot take it away.

What processes your jobs is declared in vallic.yaml, as a worker running php artisan queue:work — see Laravel for the manifest, and for why queue:work rather than queue:listen.

#Versions

This one is your application image running a different command, so its version is your application's version. Set it under runtime.

#What you can change

Nothing on this one. Everything it takes decides where it connects, what it is, or whether it starts — and an application able to set those could break its own environment in ways nothing here would catch.