A public-works app must hand each repair ticket to exactly one worker, hide it while in flight, and remove it after success—with no need for a second team to replay yesterday’s tickets. Which OCI messaging choice fits?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
One ticket, one worker, gone when done—that is a queue. A stream is a diary others can reread. If yesterday’s message must vanish after one success, pick Queue.
Full Explanation
OCI Queue models consume-and-delete work: a message is hidden while in flight, deleted on success, and can move to a dead-letter queue on repeated failure. OCI Streaming is an append-only, Kafka-shaped log with offsets and replay until retention. Events react to platform state changes; they are not a durable app work inbox with delete-on-complete semantics.