Background Jobs Episodes - Rails Tutorials

#256 · Jul 31, 2018

Sidekiq Pro or sidekiq-batch lets you run a set of background jobs in parallel and then a callback once they're finished. This is perfect for building more advanced workflows for your background jobs in Rails.

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Background Workers with ActiveJob and Sidekiq

#95 · Nov 25, 2015 Pro

Learn how to add background workers to your Rails app using ActiveJob and powering it with Sidekiq

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Scheduled Cron Jobs with the Whenever Gem

#87 · Sep 01, 2015 Pro

Learn how to run scheduled (nightly, weekly, monthly) jobs using cron on your server with the Whenever gem

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