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Storage → Read Memory Store Queue Items

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Overview

This node operation reads items from a memory store queue within the Roblox Cloud Storage resource. It is useful for retrieving queued data items that are temporarily stored in memory for processing or consumption. For example, it can be used to read messages or tasks from a queue in a game or application environment managed by Roblox Cloud.

Use Case Examples

  1. Reading the next 5 items from a memory queue to process game events.
  2. Retrieving queued user actions stored temporarily in memory for batch processing.

Properties

Name Meaning
Universe ID The universe ID that owns the storage resource, identifying the specific Roblox universe context.
Queue ID The memory store queue ID from which to read items.
Query Parameters Parameters to customize the read request, including options like 'All Or Nothing' to ensure all requested items are available, 'Count' to specify the number of items to read, and 'Invisibility Window' to set how long read items remain invisible before being discarded.
Request Options Additional request settings such as batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy configuration, and request timeout.

Output

JSON

  • items - Array of memory store queue items read from the specified queue.
  • count - Number of items successfully read from the queue.

Dependencies

  • Roblox Cloud API with an API key credential

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Universe ID and Queue ID are correct and correspond to existing resources in Roblox Cloud.
  • Check that the API key credential is valid and has permissions to access the storage resource.
  • If the read fails with 'allOrNothing' enabled, verify that the requested number of items are available in the queue.
  • Network issues or proxy misconfiguration can cause request failures; verify network settings and proxy details if used.
  • Timeout errors may occur if the server is slow to respond; consider increasing the timeout setting if needed.

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