Another benefit of this is that you're guaranteed that the transaction is completed before the job is picked up. With redis-backed queues (or really anything el

Another benefit of this is that you're guaranteed that the transaction is completed before the job is picked up. With redis-backed queues (or really anything else), you very quickly run into the situation where your queue executes a job depending on a database record existing prior to the transaction being committed (and the fix for this is usually awkward / complex code).