I'm trying to create a service on an Amazon Linux 2023 instance to run a mysql database queue for Laravel 10. For various reasons I cant use Supervisor so I'm using Systemd. I'm upgrading the AMI, and from Laravel 9…
Just for context I do have 2 different Laravel projects. project A - this is where I dispatch certain jobs project B - this is where jobs being handled I am using Laravel Homestead on my local setup, both projects…
horizon is setup in local is working properly, local horizon dashboard show me the supervisor info and current workload But in production horizon dashboard the status is active and not show supervisor and current workload info. it is showing batches…
I created a Laravel Job with 3 tries and timeout after 10 minutes. I am using Horizon. I can handle the failure after 3 tries using the method failed, but how can I handle the timeout event each 3 tries…
I have two Laravel projects running on the same server. The first calls second's api over HTTP, the the second pushes a job to notify some users. As both projects live on the same server, can't i make the first…
I am very new to the laravel-queue concept ,our project has multiple databases based on each customer.i am implementing workflows by using queue-jobs ,all databases list we are maintaining in another database called secret_databases which will contain databaselist,jobs and failed_jobs…
I am using plesk for my server management. Yesterday server restarted automatically due to some updated . When my server turned on , it stops to process laravel queues . I run this command on my Laravel-project-root-directory to restart queues…
I currently registered php artisan schedule:run in cronjob in cpanel and the schedule method is: protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule) { $schedule->command('queue:work --stop-when-empty') ->cron('* * * * *') ->withoutOverlapping(5); } But for my purpose it is necessary to run the jobs…
I made an cronjob in cpanel for once per minute like this: and make a command for that like this: as you see I give the artisan path to that. and in this path :/home/{projcetname}/laravel/app/Console/Kernel.php I wrote the commands. but…
On one of the systems that I take care of, some times some jobs don't get dispatched due to a connection problem with Redis and this ends up returning an error to the user, on our side we can ignore…