Rails ActiveJob and Sidekiq - best practices.

[Juraj Chlebec]

I have two application on two different server.

First application:

- only create jobs

Second application:

- execute jobs through sidekiq workers

On first application i have installed and configured sidekiq only as client and my job looks like:

# app/jobs/core/zone_access_log_job.rb
class Core::ZoneAccessLogJob < ApplicationJob
  queue_as :default

  def perform(visited_at, key, access_from, access_type, identifier, data: {})
    # Fake job class for ActiveJob/Sidekiq job creation
  end
end

On second application is real job class looks like:

# app/jobs/core/zone_access_log_job.rb
class Core::ZoneAccessLogJob < ApplicationJob
  queue_as :default

  def perform(visited_at, key, access_from, access_type, identifier, data: {})
    zone    = Core::Zone.joins(project: [:space]).includes(project: [:space]).find_by(code: key)
    project = zone.project
    space   = zone.project.space

    # Create new log access to extended log.
    log                 = ZoneAccess::ExtendedLog.new

    # When zone is accessed.
    log.visited_at      = visited_at

    # Accessed zone code.
    log.zone_code       = key

    # Access from api, page_provider.
    log.access_from     = access_from
    # Access type 404, api, page, redirect, poi...
    log.access_type     = access_type

    # Project, space and zone associations.
    log.project         = project
    log.space           = space
    log.zone            = zone

    # Who access to zone.
    log.identifier      = identifier
    log.identifier_data = data

    # Save data to database.
    log.save!
  end
end

My question: Is it this approach correct or maybe i use different method for this type of task.

Thanks

Juraj

[Mike Perham]

Yes, some people do this.  If you use the Sidekiq native APIs, you can skip the fake class on the client side.

Sidekiq::Client.push(“class” => "Core::ZoneAccessLogWorker”, “args” => […])

Note the class is a String, it doesn’t have to exist in the client’s codebase.

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[Juraj Chlebec]

Thanks, 

Juraj

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