For illustration, here is a minimal producer/consumer demo with Python's standard library (no external deps). It shows buffering, retries, and ack-like behavior.
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main()import threading, time, queue, randomq = queue.Queue(maxsize=8) # bufferPOISON = object()def producer(n=20): for i in range(n): msg = {"id": i, "payload": f"order-{i}"} q.put(msg) # blocks if buffer full (backpressure) print(f"[PRODUCER] enqueued {msg}") time.sleep(0.05) # simulate bursts q.put(POISON)def consumer(): while True: msg = q.get() if msg is POISON: q.task_done() break try: # simulate flaky processing if random.random() < 0.15: raise RuntimeError("transient failure") print(f"[CONSUMER] processed {msg['id']}") # "ack" is our task_done; in real brokers you ack explicitly q.task_done() except Exception as e: print(f"[CONSUMER] error {e}; retrying later") time.sleep(0.1)OUTPUT
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