Posts tagged with background jobs
– www.eloquentarchitecture.com - submitted by John Freeman
We have an export feature that can build an Excel file over the course of many background jobs. Worked beautifully for years. Man, those were the days.
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– tighten.com - submitted by Jamison Valenta
Have you ever heard of a “kill switch”—a device meant to disable machinery if its owner is incapacitated? Turns out you can also build kill switches into your code. Tony shares four kill switch examples for Laravel applications.
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Tim MacDonald wrote a nice post on how to handle duplicate requests.
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With Workerless you can configure the maximum concurrency across multiple queues and control the queue prioritization on AWS. This tool and beautiful website was created by Mohamed Said.
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– luisdalmolin.dev - submitted by Luis Dalmolin
Blog post with some practical tips on how to deal with failing and failed jobs.
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Mohamed Said wrote a good post on how the shiny new batching functionality works in Laravel 8
Read more [divinglaravel.com]
My buddy Mattias and I run a monitoring service called Oh Dear! We plan on regularly writing cool stuff on the technical and commericial challenges we face. Here's the first post on how we scale our queues.
Laravel offers a convenient way to create asynchronous background tasks using its queues. We utilize those heavily at Oh Dear! for all our monitoring jobs and in this post we'll share some of our lessons learned and what we consider to be best practices.
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