RailsConf 2017: ​Recurring Background Jobs with Sidekiq-scheduler by Andreas Fast & Gianfranco Zas

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RailsConf 2017: ​Recurring Background Jobs with Sidekiq-scheduler by Andreas Fast & Gianfranco Zas

When background job processing needs arise, Sidekiq is the de facto choice. It's a great tool which has been around for years, but it doesn't provide recurring job processing out of the box. sidekiq-scheduler fills that gap, it's a Sidekiq extension to run background jobs in a recurring manner.

In this talk, we'll cover how sidekiq-scheduler does its job, different use cases, challenges when running on distributed environments, its future, how we distribute capacity over open source initiatives, and as a bonus, how to write your own Sidekiq extensions.



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