So glad that Mike has set up a sustainable model for building rock solid infrastructure, however:
I can’t stand that you need to pay for a pro license to avoid completely avoidable data loss. Sidekiq doesn’t use RPOPLPUSH for moving jobs around until you start paying — doing the exact same thing with a different, more correct command. No new infrastructure or configuration is needed. To me this feels sketchy and like a betrayal of the pro-version business model — willfully introducing data loss in order to drive upgrades instead of just removing capabilities or features.
I can’t stand that you need to pay for a pro license to avoid completely avoidable data loss. Sidekiq doesn’t use RPOPLPUSH for moving jobs around until you start paying — doing the exact same thing with a different, more correct command. No new infrastructure or configuration is needed. To me this feels sketchy and like a betrayal of the pro-version business model — willfully introducing data loss in order to drive upgrades instead of just removing capabilities or features.