We use to do this by making use of the cloudtasker gem. However we've recently just migrated to Sidekiq. We regularly found that the time to enqueue a job with

We use to do this by making use of the cloudtasker gem. However we've recently just migrated to Sidekiq. We regularly found that the time to enqueue a job with cloud tasks was anywhere from 200-800ms. We often have workflows from users where they need do something that would involve a batch of say 100+ jobs. The time to process each job was minuscule, but actually enqueuing them took a long time. Time to enqueue with Sidekiq / redis was brought down to under 20ms. We can also make use of bulk enqueuing and enqueue all 100+ jobs in one redis call. However when we were first starting out, it was a godsend. Made our infrastructure significantly more easy to manage and not have to worry.