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We simply use an in-memory queue. Beanstalkd has worked quite well for us. (Not a rails app though)
by smokinn 18y ago
We simply use an in-memory queue. Beanstalkd has worked quite well for us. (Not a rails app though)
- wmoxam 18y agoBeanstalkd + async_observer (Rails plugin) have worked well for me. Add a Munin script to monitor the queue size (http://gist.github.com/36116 http://gist.github.com/36116) and it's a pretty effective and manageable system.