Sidekiq and Request-Specific Context

Lobsters·3 points·ebababi·about 4 years ago·mikeperham.com

At some point in growing a large-scale software system, you’ll require “out of band” context: data which is not explicitly passed as an argument to a function but rather implicitly attached to the request, job or event…

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