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Are there any good books or other resources on building out a system to do background processing? It seems that it's a common task, but there are different appr
by zerkten 8y ago
Are there any good books or other resources on building out a system to do background processing? It seems that it's a common task, but there are different approaches.
- ryanbrunner 8y agoThe Ruby world at least seems to have settled on relatively simple Redis backed queues, where you directly request the job to be executed rather than use a more generic message broker. For sure there are more complex scenarios, but if you're just getting started you'll be well served by just reading the docs for sidekiq.
- matthewmacleod 8y agoNot a direct answer, but Rails now includes ActiveJob which abstracts over the various jobs are available and is nice and simple to set up.
- badosu 8y agoUnless you're building something with very specific requirements just use Sidekiq [0]. It's easy to install and performs very well. 0 - https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq