worker

Anybody using graphile-worker[1] in production/heavy load? It looks awesome, and I coded up some simple prototype tasks (email, sms, etc), but question how it truly scales. They claim horizontal scaling is trivial. > graphile-worker is horizontally scalable. Each instance has a customisable worker pool, this pool defaults to size 1 (only one job at a time on this worker) but depending on the nature of your tasks (i.e. assuming they're not compute-heavy) you will likely want to set this higher to benefit from Node.js' concurrency. [1] https://github.com/graphile/worker

A great job queue for PostgreSQL running on Node.js https://github.com/graphile/worker I've been very happy with it.

I'm excited to have launched Tiny Ads. https://tinyads.io A privacy respecting ad network for side projects. It's an old idea (web rings) lifted for a niche. Tiny Ads wants to become a network of smaller projects by linking each other on their respected landing page. The ad will provide a standardized way to display projects across the web. Like a feed layer on top your web page. New users will find your project by hopping from page to the next. I hope to create a positive sum game here. 3 weeks ago I posted a here and got positive feedback. So, thank you. I took it from demo to product spending on average 2 hours a day. The backend is written in nodejs + postgres hosted on hetzner. I'm running it on the cheapest tier ~3Euro. Most of the heavy lifting is done by postgres + graphile/worker [https://github.com/graphile/worker]. Images are