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I've been using Sidekiq for the past 2 years, and deem it as production ready. It does force you to use Redis and Ruby though.
by AznHisoka 11y ago
I've been using Sidekiq for the past 2 years, and deem it as production ready. It does force you to use Redis and Ruby though.
- sandstrom 11y agoI'd guess Sidekiq could be adapted to work with Disque too (as Disque takes off).
- tbrock 11y agoI'm building a node.js application now and WISH we had something half as good as Sidekiq written in Javascript.
- true_religion 11y agoHow would you say it compares to something like Celery?
- tbrock 11y agoI found sidekiq to be better than celery for my needs because it was better integrated (although less configurable). It did what it said on the box without a fuss and without me having to debate the merits of and choose a backend, etc... It worked with redis and it worked well.
- gkop 11y agoYou can use Sidekiq in many environments where somebody has written libraries, eg. Go, Elixir, JavaScript (https://github.com/loopj/node-sidekiq https://github.com/loopj/node-sidekiq) .