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Laracasts
- Storing Jobs in the Database 17/05/2019If you don't have much control over the environment your application runs in, you might consider using the database queue connection. With this approach, rather than using Redis or Memcached, your jobs will instead be stored and fetched from the database.Jeffrey Way
- Multiple Queues and Workers 14/05/2019In this episode, we'll review how to create multiple queue stacks and workers, as well as when and why you might do so.Jeffrey Way
- A UI For Your Redis-Backed Queues 13/05/2019When working with queues, it can often prove difficult to see what's happening. For example, how many jobs ran in the last hour? Did any of them fail? How many workers are running? And what about only the jobs that match a particular tag? Let's solve this by installing Laravel Horizon, a dashboard for your […]Jeffrey Way
- Failed Jobs 10/05/2019So far, we've reviewed the "happy path" for a job, but what if an error or exception is thrown along the way? If you don't specify a maximum number of tries for your queue worker, the job will retry over and over again. In this episode, we'll learn how to fix this by creating a […]Jeffrey Way
- Dispatchable 09/05/2019We've learned how to use the global dispatch() function, but there's an alternative option you should consider as well. By default, each Job class includes a Dispatchable trait.Jeffrey Way
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