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Extension for Delayed Job to only run workers when needed on Heroku
We recently encountered a scenario where we started taking advantage of the scheduling capability of Delayed Job in our application and encountered a serious and costly problem used in conjunction...
I recently upgraded to Rails 4 and noticed my workers aren't shutting off. Are there known issues with this?
Any plans to support Heroku Platform Api?
I'm having a slow job creation issue, it may depend on the time spent contacting the heroku api for scaling. A job creation might take around 1 second to complete,...
The experimental scaling feature looks like it works off of the number of queued jobs in total. In my case, I queue a lot of jobs for the future, so...
Reading through the source of Workless, you check for failed_at attribute of the backend table: ``` ruby if Rails.version >= "3.0.0" Delayed::Job.where(:failed_at => nil) else Delayed::Job.all(:conditions => { :failed_at =>...
Hi I am using the below gems ``` ruby gem "workless", "1.1.1" gem "delayed_job", "2.0.7" gem "rails", "~>2.3" ``` In production.rb, I have added the below code ``` ruby config.after_initialize...
Hi, i'm using workless with delayed_job_active_record. these are in my gem file gem 'rails','3.2.11' gem 'delayed_job_active_record' gem "workless", "~> 1.1.1" gem 'heroku' my staging server is running on heroku here...
In response to this error - https://github.com/lostboy/workless/issues/47 - I've messed a bit around with the base class. I didn't know how to check, if we are using mongoid, so now...
I'm using workless with delayed_job_mongoid 2.0.0 on heroku. It seems that the scaler doesn't think it needs any workers because self.jobs.count == 0. I believe this is due to the...