@sidekiq

I'm in your servers, quickly processing all your background jobs.

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Joined October 2013
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If you are having issues connecting to the Sidekiq gem server today, it's because your CA certificates are woefully out of date. On Ubuntu: sudo apt update && sudo apt install ca-certificates
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The Sidekiq gem server had SSL connectivity issues due to an intermediate CA cert expiring. This has been fixed.
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Looking to proxy Sidekiq's Web UI with nginx? If you have asset loading problems, try this one easy trick to make it work! github.com/mperham/sidekiq/w…

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Simple, efficient background processing for Ruby. Contribute to sidekiq/sidekiq development by creating an account on GitHub.

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💪Published a massive article on background jobs in #Rails that covers everything I could think of: * Tooling trade-offs (ActiveJob? Sidekiq? DJ?) * 80/20 best practices for writing jobs * UI patterns (why doesn't anyone ever cover this?) boringrails.com/articles/lar…

Wrangling slow reports, large file exports, and long-running tasks in Rails with Active Job

Sometimes we need to generate really large file exports or run reports that are just slow. It’s not enough to optimize a few queries, we need to move the work to a background job and notify the user...

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If you struggle with #Redis eating too much memory, you have a lot of #Sidekiq jobs scheduled or you do cache of some data. There is a free tool Redis Insight that allows you to analyze keys in Redis DB. You can connect to DB or analyze backup rdb file redislabs.com/redisinsight/
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PSA: I've rejoined Twitter with a new personal account at @getajobmike. Feel free to follow! 😎
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2000 customers @ $39/month is almost $1M/year. - You don't need to dominate the market. - You don't need to disrupt anything. - You don't need to conquer the competition. You can add 1 new customer/day & before you know it, you'll have a $1M/yr machine. Wouldn't that be enough?
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I published 41 (!!!) pieces of free content on Ruby and Rails performance in 2019, most of it on my email newsletter. I've compiled a full list here: mailchi.mp/railsspeed/speeds…
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Sidekiq 6.0.4 has been released with an ActiveJob fix and a shiny new Pause button in Sidekiq Pro's /queues page. github.com/mperham/sidekiq/b…
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Sidekiq retweeted
Sidekiq@sidekiq17 Dec 2019
Some Advanced Sidekiq-fu: Workload Isolation with Queue Sharding mikeperham.com/2019/12/17/wo…

Workload Isolation with Queue Sharding

A number of customers have contacted me with a common problem: We run a multi-tenant system where our users can perform an action which results in a huge number of jobs being enqueued. When this...

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Some Advanced Sidekiq-fu: Workload Isolation with Queue Sharding mikeperham.com/2019/12/17/wo…

Workload Isolation with Queue Sharding

A number of customers have contacted me with a common problem: We run a multi-tenant system where our users can perform an action which results in a huge number of jobs being enqueued. When this...

mikeperham.com
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Rails 6.0.2 has been released! weblog.rubyonrails.org/2019/…
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In this article, former Guava developer Leonardo Brito (lbrito1.github.io/) tells the story of how we replaced a critical piece of software in a large Rails codebase with zero downtime and no data gaps. goiabada.blog/upgrading-from…
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firu@philHenri3 Dec 2019
There are some tools so well made that it is pleasing to use them. @sidekiq is one of them
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Seattle makes some impressively weird buildings
Ruby(conf) on Rails
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Hey, #rubyconf, the slides from my "Lucky You" talk are now at speakerdeck.com/skmetz/lucky… References are at the end. I was nervous about giving you this talk. I should have known better. Thanks.

Lucky You

RubyConf, 2019

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Playing Wingspan at Rubyconf “bird” game night.
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