The Batch Service allows you to break down large jobs into manageable pieces and process them through queues for parallel execution.

📋 Complete Batch Guide

Start here - Full documentation with examples, command syntax, and usage patterns for the /batch slash command

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How Batch Works

Break down large jobs into manageable pieces and process them through queues.
  1. Create batch with unique batchId containing work items
  2. Assign workflow to process each item
  3. Items placed in queue for parallel processing
  4. Track completion and trigger actions when batch finishes

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Batch Features

  • Unique Identification: Each batch gets a unique batchId
  • Flexible Item Structure: Define custom data for each item
  • Completion Actions: Configure triggers, webhooks, or no action when batch completes
  • Real-time Monitoring: Track batch progress and individual item status

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Queue Integration

Batch service integrates with Queue service:
  • Batch items are placed into queues for processing
  • Queue workers process individual items
  • Queue tracking monitors batch completion
  • Completion triggers fire when batches finish
Example: Producer-consumer pattern showing how batches break down big jobs into manageable queue items for parallel processing.
Producer-Consumer Pattern Diagram For practical examples of using batches to handle complex workflows, see Breaking Up Big Jobs.
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