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Scheduling Cron Jobs sounds easy.
All you need is a script and schedule. And you are good to go!
But imagine doing it at the scale of a product like Slack.
Slack is a messaging platform for team collaboration.
Its success depends on... See more
interview went p well
here's a tiny fraction of my personal notes y'all can munch on https://t.co/vwy3YQ5e5T
Slack built a highly scalable and reliable service for executing cron jobs.
Here are 7 points you must know to understand the entire process:
[1] Slack's success depends on the right message reaching the right person on time. And for that, notifications are... See more
Building a fully autonomous Claude Code CMO
hahahah oh my got I got it working and made a frontend for it.
Every 5 minutes it checks the queue of tasks and does the one that is the highest priority.
BOOKMARK THIS THREAD
POST 1: Got... See more
Quick question :
You build a data pipeline.
A fast "producer" service generates 10,000 events per second and puts them on a queue.
A slower "consumer" service pulls them off to write to a database, but it can only handle 1,000 per... See more
Ashutosh Maheshwarix.comOne cool thing about Postgres-backed queues is that they’re incredibly observable. The queue is just a Postgres table, and you can see–or change–what’s in it with SQL.
So here’s a sneak preview of a feature coming next week–a queues dashboard for any DBOS app, self-hosted or on DBOS Cloud. Monitor what’s in your queues... See more
Peter Kraftx.com