Are there any specific best practices for configuring Beanstalkd and Laravel for email sending tasks to avoid issues like the one described in the forum thread?
The issue described in the forum thread could be related to Beanstalkd not being properly configured to handle email sending tasks efficiently. To avoid such issues, it is recommended to configure Beanstalkd with an appropriate number of workers to handle the email sending tasks effectively. Additionally, using Laravel's built-in queue system along with Beanstalkd can help in managing the email sending tasks more efficiently.
// Configure Beanstalkd with Laravel queue configuration
QUEUE_CONNECTION=beanstalkd
QUEUE_NAME=default
QUEUE_HOST=127.0.0.1
QUEUE_PORT=11300
QUEUE_TTR=60
QUEUE_TIMEOUT=60
QUEUE_RETRY_AFTER=90
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