This is an extension for Chassis to enable Cavalcade.
Cavalcade is a replacement for WordPress' built-in cron that runs as a daemon on your system. It horizontally scales in production to ensure your scheduled tasks keep up with the scale of your site.
This extension sets up the Cavalcade Runner as a daemon on your system to allow you to replicate production much more easily.
This extension can be installed the same as any other Chassis extension:
# Clone this repository into your Chassis `extensions` directory:
cd extensions
git clone --recursive git@github.com:Chassis/Cavalcade.git cavalcade
# Re-provision your Chassis box
cd ..
vagrant provision
Alternatively you can add the following to one of your configuration files.
extensions:
- chassis/cavalcade
synced_folders:
logs/upstart: /var/log/upstart
You can monitor the Cavalcade Runner by SSHing into your box, then viewing the /var/log/upstart/cavalcade.log
file. To view it live, simply run sudo tail -f /var/log/upstart/cavalcade.log
If Cavalcade doesn't appear to be running, check /var/log/syslog
and look for errors with "cavalcade". You can also check the Cavalcade log at /var/log/upstart/cavalcade.log
for more information.
If you see "cavalcade respawning too fast, stopped", this typically means that your Cavalcade jobs table hasn't been created. Make sure you have Cavalcade installed as an MU plugin on your site, then visit your site to ensure Cavalcade creates this table.