n8n (Queue Mode)
n8n for heavier workloads. The editor queues executions in Redis and a separate worker runs them, with PostgreSQL and an external task runner for the worker's Code nodes. Enter the address you will open it at, then create the owner account. For more throughput raise the worker's --concurrency; keep one worker instance, since the worker is paired with its own task runner.
n8n for heavier workloads. The editor queues executions in Redis and a separate worker runs them, with PostgreSQL and an external task runner for the worker's Code nodes. Enter the address you will open it at, then create the owner account. For more throughput raise the worker's --concurrency; keep one worker instance, since the worker is paired with its own task runner.
- Category
- Automation
- Services
- 5
- Memory
- 2 GB
- Publisher
- Zenavo
What you fill in when deploying
- Site URL
- The full address you will open n8n at, with no trailing slash, such as https://n8n.example.com. Webhook URLs use it too. Add the same domain to the n8n service after deploying.
How deploying works
- Choose the server and fill in its settings on the next step.
- Passwords are generated for you. After deploying, give the app a domain under its Networking tab.