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Are Your Queue Workers ... Working?
Using Envoyer’s heartbeats to ensure your queues are running 1 week ago I love dispatching jobs to queues.
Once this code deploys to production, you have a queue worker set up in Forge processing that queue, and you check to make sure your cron job is triggering the php artisan schedule:run command, it's time to check that the Envoyer heartbeat is being pinged correctly. Open your Envoyer Heartbeats tab and find the row of the Queue Heartbeat you just created.
Consider optimizing your job code to decrease processing time, adding processes for a queue, upgrading your server specs, or splitting out a separate server for running your queues!
Once this code deploys to production, you have a queue worker set up in Forge processing that queue, and you check to make sure your cron job is triggering the php artisan schedule:run command, it's time to check that the Envoyer heartbeat is being pinged correctly. Open your Envoyer Heartbeats tab and find the row of the Queue Heartbeat you just created.
Consider optimizing your job code to decrease processing time, adding processes for a queue, upgrading your server specs, or splitting out a separate server for running your queues!
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