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the-sheik.hashnode.dev·Jul 02, 2024

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Another little write up! Please don't get tired of me! Another critical part on the new learning cohort I joined was to discuss a previous problem I had encountered while writing some for of backend application in the past and how I was able to navig...

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masalem.hashnode.dev·Mar 05, 2024

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Hey there ! 🌟 This isn't just another article loaded with tips and tricks. Think of it as your secret weapon, a magical toolkit gifted to you 😉 Embarking on the quest of job applications, we often find ourselves too enchanted by the call of lazines...

Rails docker template

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blog.brennetot.com·Jan 15, 2024

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Sidekiq is too fast

FYI: This was presented at "Tokyo Rubyist Meetup" mid 2023. _________ On an application I'm working on we added a job after a record has been created. A record is created in multiple places. We are using Ruby on Rails, an easy way to not miss a place...

Sidekiq is too fast

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Dhaval Singh

dsdev.in·Oct 20, 2023

Oct 20, 2023

Debugging Adventures #1: Memory and Sidekiq

I love debugging. You know the one where you cant for the love of god figure out why something is happening the way it is or why it's happening in a way it shouldn’t? Exactly, those! So here is a series of posts in a "story" format of my adventures....

Debugging Adventures #1: Memory and Sidekiq

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bgroupe

bgroupe.hashnode.dev·May 29, 2023

May 29, 2023

Scaling Sidekiq Workers on Kubernetes with KEDA

Note: This article was originally published in April, 2020 Sidekiq + k8s Running Rails applications with Sidekiq in Kubernetes allows for the decoupling of background and web processes to take advantage of Kubernetes’ inherent scalability. A typical ...

Scaling Sidekiq Workers on Kubernetes with KEDA

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Shakuro

shakuro.hashnode.dev·Feb 20, 2023

Feb 20, 2023

Sidekiq Tutorial & Overview: Is Sidekiq For Ruby Still Worth Working With After 10 Years?

Sherlock Holmes needs Dr. Watson. Ruby programming needs Sidekiq. Or Delayed_job, or Resque? Sometimes our clients are interested in what technologies we are using to build their web application projects. We are happy to share, although it’s not easy...

Sidekiq Tutorial & Overview: Is Sidekiq For Ruby Still Worth Working With After 10 Years?

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Evan Brearley

engineeringblog.wonolo.com·Nov 01, 2022

Nov 01, 2022

Common Pitfalls While Using Sidekiq

Sidekiq is one of the most commonly used libraries with Ruby on Rails, allowing for code to be executed independently from requests made to an application. It handles a lot of the complexities of managing defined background jobs, with built in logic ...

Common Pitfalls While Using Sidekiq

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Surbhi Garg

surbhi-blogs.hashnode.dev·Oct 25, 2022

Oct 25, 2022

Scaling journey - from 16k to 160k users.

In my previous article, I explained how we are using a queue-based application that uses sidekiq for the management of queues. We were able to process jobs in the background using this architecture but with growing requests, it was difficult to proce...

Scaling journey - from 16k to 160k users.

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