Great writeup. I'd love to know more about how the Supervisor works, and how it. "fork[s] a separate process for each supervised worker/dispatcher/scheduler".
In a Rails app served with Puma, I've always had a hard time understanding what would be the canonical way for having a loop doing some periodic work.
I know Puma has plugin support but I don't see much documentation there.
Forking a process / threads is something that we're used having Rails / Puma take care for us.
Pressed for time and without having time to deep dive, we ended up settling with sidekiq-cron, and it's been serving us so nicely.
In a Rails app served with Puma, I've always had a hard time understanding what would be the canonical way for having a loop doing some periodic work.
I know Puma has plugin support but I don't see much documentation there.
Forking a process / threads is something that we're used having Rails / Puma take care for us.
Pressed for time and without having time to deep dive, we ended up settling with sidekiq-cron, and it's been serving us so nicely.