Running Background Jobs in Ruby on Rails Containers

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  • eyk-app-templates

    A set of basic templates to use as a starting point for EYK applications

  • There are three steps to setup and use Cronenberg in your container environment. First, you can use a base image that has it installed or add this command to your Dockerfile.

  • Sidekiq

    Simple, efficient background processing for Ruby

  • Sidekiq is a framework that describes itself as “Simple, efficient background processing for Ruby.” It is nicely integrated with Rails and can run your background jobs either on-demand or on a scheduled basis. Setting it up and using it is indeed fairly simple. However, one constraint to note is that it does use Redis to persist and coordinate job execution.

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