Module: Postjob::Queue::Notifications
- Extended by:
- Notifications
- Included in:
- Notifications
- Defined in:
- lib/postjob/queue/notifications.rb
Overview
The Postjob::Queue manages enqueueing and fetching jobs from a job queue.
Constant Summary collapse
- SQL =
::Postjob::Queue::SQL
- CHANNEL =
"postjob_notifications"- SCHEMA_NAME =
::Postjob::Queue::SCHEMA_NAME
- MAX_WAIT_TIME =
120
Instance Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Details
#wait_for_new_job(worker_session_id, queues:) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/postjob/queue/notifications.rb', line 12 def wait_for_new_job(worker_session_id, queues:) started_at = Time.now start_listening # Determine when the next job is up. If we don't have a next job within MAX_WAIT_TIME # we wake up regardless. wait_time = time_to_next_job(worker_session_id, queues: queues) return if wait_time && wait_time <= 0 if !wait_time && ::Postjob::Queue.should_shutdown?(worker_session_id) Postjob.logger.debug "Shutting down runner: host is set to 'shutdown'" return :shutdown end wait_time = MAX_WAIT_TIME if !wait_time || wait_time > MAX_WAIT_TIME Postjob.logger.debug "postjob: waiting for notification for up to #{wait_time} seconds" Simple::SQL.wait_for_notify(wait_time) # flush notifications. It is possible that a huge number of notifications # piled up while we have been waiting. The following line takes care of # those. while Simple::SQL.wait_for_notify(0.000001) :nop end Postjob.logger.debug "postjob: awoke after #{format('%.03f secs', (Time.now - started_at))}" rescue Interrupt Postjob.logger.info "postjob: shutdown after receiving Interrupt" :shutdown end |