Jonathan Aaron Steel

The good abstraction layer is a necessity here - so the underlying concrete adapter implementation does not matter that much like it was the case with Beanstalk.

@Zaszczyk We're talking about interoperability here - having a layer of abstraction which will allow devs to switch the concrete queue service on one place (IoC service), similar like we...

@jellisii BeanstalkD is an abandoned project, w/o any bright future. Sadly, even the new maintainer gave up on the project soon after getting access to it. So that shall be...

Hmm, are you sure you've set up two separate memcached daemons? Or you're using the same daemon with multiple ports? What keys you're using? I believe all default ones. The...

Ahh, now I see. Try with this. On your both service definitions using (lib)memcached, set this in servers array: `'statsKey' => null //This is MANDATORY to be defined as null...

`statsKey` used to force default `_PHCM` prefix in previous 2.0.x series of Phalcon, so that's why I'm used to setting it to null just to make sure. Now it should...

I'll try to reproduce such behavior with setup of two memcached instances. I think of one issue with your conception, but as I'm not sure let's not put it onto...

I'm sorry I haven't had time to get onto this. I'm still willing and able though - so I'll try to reproduce it ASAP. I'll bring on my findings for...

This could be solved at web server level, rule not to serve .volt files. Those are included by internal application only, thus only public access would get denied.

I usually block many file types, in this case it would be log files and volt files. For nginx: ```nginx location ~\.(log|volt)$ {deny all;} ``` For Apache - should be...