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title: "Comment by Aritra Mondal on \"How I Built a Scalable Audio Transcription System with Node.js and RabbitMQ\" | Hashnode"
description: "Did a same thing with redis and node js for parallel processing of images. Did only the backend side. But using rabbitQ can we get any advantage?"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/built-scalable-audio-transcription-system/6879f143764aa2dea6623973)

Comment [How I Built a Scalable Audio Transcription System with Node.js and RabbitMQ](https://hashnode.com/posts/built-scalable-audio-transcription-system/6879f143764aa2dea6623973)

[Aritra Mondal](https://hashnode.com/@thecodermaniac)

[Jul 29, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/built-scalable-audio-transcription-system/6879f143764aa2dea6623973/comment/6888d7849ab92fbc6a122752)

Did a same thing with redis and node js for parallel processing of images. Did only the backend side. But using rabbitQ can we get any advantage?

[Jyotirmoy Roy](https://hashnode.com/@ItsRoy69)

[Jul 29, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/built-scalable-audio-transcription-system/6879f143764aa2dea6623973/comment/6888d7849ab92fbc6a122752#reply-6888f24534ddfc81eeb5c978)

RabbitMQ adds more control like retries, message durability, and better delivery guarantees. Depends on how complex your workflow is we integrate tools accordingly