darwin67

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   by darwin67 2y ago

   it depends on your load really. there are background job frameworks in other languages like Oban in Elixir that utilizes postgres. if scale is low, it's not an issue. but once you have high usage, what typically people do is they move
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   by darwin67 2y ago

   How are you going to do that over network boundaries? Especially the ones you might have less control over.
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   by darwin67 3y ago

   Which part of BEAM are you talking about? I know some cases can be solved by it already, but not almost every need. The fairness of the BEAM scheduler is not the same as multi-tenant fairness. I'm aware of lcnt in Erlang that helps wit
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   by darwin67 3y ago

   FYI: there's an Elixir SDK for Inngest as well. Haven't fully announced it yet, but plan to post it in ElixirForum some time soon. https://github.com/inngest/ex_inngest
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   by darwin67 3y ago

   Thanks for the note, it's changed to underscore now. Regarding the "ex" prefix, it's a common pattern for Elixir libraries. https://github.com/h4cc/awesome-elixir
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   by darwin67 3y ago

   no promises here but I'd love to look into Rust in the future. there're essentially no background job systems for Rust iirc.