Yeah! Especially if you don't really need to scale this solution to thousands different tasks that launch millions of times.
Since writing this article I've moved on to a different project with a big load of users. And you know what? It uses the same solution! Except on this project we store last_run in Redis, not Postgres, since we don't need to persist it forever.
sorry for the late reply and thank you so much for your reply. I guess I will adopt this strategy for my task. Right now it is just the one!
happy new year ^^
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Yeah! Especially if you don't really need to scale this solution to thousands different tasks that launch millions of times.
Since writing this article I've moved on to a different project with a big load of users. And you know what? It uses the same solution! Except on this project we store
last_runin Redis, not Postgres, since we don't need to persist it forever.sorry for the late reply and thank you so much for your reply. I guess I will adopt this strategy for my task. Right now it is just the one!
happy new year ^^