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Find a way to run delayed jobs for free on heroku #816

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carols10cents opened this issue Sep 29, 2014 · 4 comments
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Find a way to run delayed jobs for free on heroku #816

carols10cents opened this issue Sep 29, 2014 · 4 comments

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Maybe with IronWorker? https://addons.heroku.com/iron_worker

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wilkie commented Sep 29, 2014

oh that looks good

@carols10cents carols10cents changed the title Find a way to run delayed jobs for free Find a way to run delayed jobs for free on heroku Sep 29, 2014
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uggghhhh except it makes you upload the code you want to run to their servers????

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wilkie commented Nov 7, 2014

Yeah. I've experimented in rstatus having a rake task perform a job and hooking that into the response stack somewhere. It really isn't doing much work, just work that shouldn't be done during a response. It would be nice if it occasionally does work either in a separate thread on the web dyno or after an http request is delivered. Either way, it just needs to run the rake task or directly invoke delayed_job or w/e. Essentially, for the single account case, a separate process queue is a bit silly.

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