[HN Gopher] PGQueuer v0.15.0 Released - Now with Recurring Job S...
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       PGQueuer v0.15.0 Released - Now with Recurring Job Scheduling
        
       Author : jeeybee
       Score  : 22 points
       Date   : 2024-11-11 19:43 UTC (3 hours ago)
        
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       | jeeybee wrote:
       | Im excited to announce the release of PGQueuer v0.15.0!
       | 
       | PGQueuer is a minimalist, high-performance job queue library for
       | Python that leverages PostgreSQL's robustness, designed for real-
       | time, high-throughput background job processing.
       | 
       | Key Features in This Release:
       | 
       | - Recurring Job Scheduling: You can now easily schedule recurring
       | jobs using cron-like expressions with the new SchedulerManager.
       | Ideal for automating routine tasks like data synchronization or
       | cleanups.
        
         | shayonj wrote:
         | Very cool release! Checking it out now
        
         | j45 wrote:
         | A lot of initial benefit for sure (and likely long term) from
         | being Postgres centric.
         | 
         | I followed a blog post to implement a temporary queue in PG,
         | started using it, and promptly forgot to ever comeback to it.
         | 
         | Nice to see development on this has continued, going to try it
         | out now.
         | 
         | I'm finding it valuable to have more of the universe from the
         | beginning in Postgres until if/when it's outgrown.. instead of
         | starting with nosql and spending inordinate amounts of time
         | making the data relatable.
        
         | danjl wrote:
         | Love it. My new backend app stack is Postgres/FastAPI/PGQueuer.
         | No need for Redis. Perfect for backends that need a fleet of
         | workers to generate, e.g. embeddings.
        
           | jeeybee wrote:
           | Thanks! This is exactly why I wrote it. So far, it has been a
           | nice simplification that allows me to "just get on with it."
        
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