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I'm new to ruby and sidekiq, is there an easy way to create a queue dynamically when I run a job? MyJob.set(queue: "My queue").perform_async "data"Will works only if I define I have a lot of shops that send a lot of webhooks, I would like to assign for each one a queue. |
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mperham
Oct 19, 2022
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Not recommended. Sidekiq isn't designed to handle lots of queues. Just throw them all in |
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Not recommended. Sidekiq isn't designed to handle lots of queues. Just throw them all in
webhooks.