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Free background jobs on heroku
dommmel
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rails, heroku, unicorn, resque
Clearing dead/stuck/zombie Resque workers
Bashir Eghbali
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2 responses
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rails, resque
Resque on Windows
Brian Krygsman
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3 responses
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ruby, resque, windows, vegas
Get the total number of jobs on all Resque queues
Rodrigo Panachi
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0 responses
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shell, redis, resque, awk
Running the Gitlab Resque worker on Ubuntu startup
Attila Györffy
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0 responses
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resque, gitlab, foreman, ubuntu
Sidekiq Background Workers in NewRelic
Todd Dickerson
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0 responses
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rails, heroku, redis, resque
openredis and resque on heroku
Arthur Chang
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0 responses
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heroku, redis, resque, openredis
Resque perform immediately in development and test env
Alexandr Korsak
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, resque
Use Lifesaver to asynchronously index your Rails models using Elasticsearch
Paul Sorensen
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0 responses
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rails, elasticsearch, resque, tire
Crawling and Scraping with Ruby
Pablo Formoso Estrada
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0 responses
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ruby, resque, mechanize, nokogiri
Runit: up and running
Denis
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0 responses
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unicorn, resque, monitoring, capistrano
Postgres/Resque Bug Fix
Adrian Peterson Co
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0 responses
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activerecord, postgres, resque, pg
Reviving stale / zombie resque worker
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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rails, resque
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Reviving stale / zombie resque worker
Wojtek Ryrych
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rails, resque
Use Lifesaver to asynchronously index your Rails models using Elasticsearch
Paul Sorensen
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rails, elasticsearch, resque, tire
Postgres/Resque Bug Fix
Adrian Peterson Co
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activerecord, postgres, resque, pg
Resque perform immediately in development and test env
Alexandr Korsak
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ruby, rails, resque
Get the total number of jobs on all Resque queues
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