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how to run #9

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fred opened this issue May 23, 2012 · 2 comments
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how to run #9

fred opened this issue May 23, 2012 · 2 comments

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@fred
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fred commented May 23, 2012

hi,
I'm not sure I understand if sidekiq-scheduler runs separately or together with sidekiq.

For example, do I need to run sidekiq and sidekiq-scheduler separately? or just run sidekiq-scheduler by it self and will do both jobs?

I ask because in resque we have to run both separately loading 2 copies of the application in Ram, such as:

bundle exec rake resque:work
bundle exec rake resque:scheduler

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Hi,

like it says in the installation part of the readme doing a bundle exec sidekiq-scheduler will perform identically to a normal sidekiq worker with an additional scheduler thread being run - in the default configuration this will result in 25 worker threads being available on the scheduler node but all normal configuration options apply.

So no, you don't need to start sidekiq and sidekiq-scheduler when running on the same machine.

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fred commented May 23, 2012

thanks. I thought so, I read that part, but I was a bit confused. but now I get it.
That's really awesome.
thank you very much.
Cheers.

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