Asynq Self-Hosted (Go Redis Task Queue)

Explore this developer service’s free allowance, critical restrictions and official documentation before deploying.

INCLUDED FREE ALLOWANCE

MIT-licensed Go library for Redis-backed distributed background tasks, worker concurrency, retries, delayed/periodic scheduling and priority queues; no vendor-imposed task, worker or monthly execution quota for self-managed use.

Plan details

Plan: Ongoing free allowance
Credit card: Not required
Commercial use: Allowed
Last checked: 2026-10-26

Important restrictions

Requires your own Go application workers and Redis-compatible broker, plus compute, monitoring, backups and operations. At-least-once task execution requires idempotent handlers; not a hosted queue or free Redis instance. Asynq API is pre-1.0 and Redis Cluster compatibility requires review.

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