Adding clockwork to recurrently fetch feeds #430
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| gem "activerecord", "~> 4.1.11" | |||
| gem "arel", "~> 5.0" | |||
| gem "bcrypt-ruby", "~> 3.1.2" | |||
| gem "clockwork", "~> 1.2.0" | |||
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Can we lock this gem at the major version, see c3e41b4?
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I can see this being a useful changeset. Thank you for your contribution! I'll give this a spin on my instance. |
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Hmm... One issue with these changes is that for the app to be fully functional on Heroku without using the embedded workers, you would have to run three dynos. Heroku only allows for two concurrent Free-size dynos. Any thoughts on this? |
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It will replace Scheduler (for deployment on Heroku), so that no extra step is needed due to another spawn command being called on unicorn.rb starting clockwork. Still on Heroku, Procfile is updated, describing the worker and clock components (if the user wants a more robust architecture). This fixes stringer-rss#411 Also, for development environments, it will allow fetching feeds without having to manually running rake commands. The default interval for fetching feeds is 10 min and it can be customized by env var FETCH_INTERVAL.
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@Koronen Why not using embedded workers on Heroku? That should work. Unless we use one dyno for the |
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I'm not sure what adding |
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I'm closing this pull request for lack of activity. |
This PR intends to add
clockworkgem to recurrently fetch feeds.It will replace Scheduler (for deployment on Heroku), so that no extra step is needed due to another
spawncommand being called onunicorn.rbstartingclockwork.Still on Heroku,
Procfileis updated, describing theworkerandclockcomponents (if the user wants a more robust architecture). This fixes #411Also, for development environments, it will allow fetching feeds without manually running
rakecommands.The default interval for fetching feeds is 10 min and it can be customized by env var
FETCH_INTERVAL.