Remove the worker dyno #1658
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We're paying for a dyno that spends 90% of its time sleeping. A repeating task like this is better handled by a cron-like tool (heroku scheduler in our case), especially for something non-critical like updating download counts.
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This is great! I rarely run this worker in my staging area, but can now add a scheduled task for this without running up dyno hours. @bors r+ |
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Remove the worker dyno We're paying for a dyno that spends 90% of its time sleeping. A repeating task like this is better handled by a cron-like tool (heroku scheduler in our case), especially for something non-critical like updating download counts.
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We're paying for a dyno that spends 90% of its time sleeping. A
repeating task like this is better handled by a cron-like tool (heroku
scheduler in our case), especially for something non-critical like
updating download counts.