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This commit implements archiving of events in an OpenSearch backend. It introduces a new subscriber group that reads from the events stream and stores events in an OpenSearch instance. Additionally, the worker pool now supports execution on specific task queues, enabling different workers to process tasks based on their queue. Signed-off-by: Jose Javier Merchante <[email protected]>
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This PR implements the archiving of events in an OpenSearch backend.
It introduces a new subscriber group that reads from the events stream and stores events in an OpenSearch instance.
Additionally, the worker pool now supports execution on specific task queues, enabling different workers to process tasks based on their queue.