Redis queue intergration #30
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Using this image with redis and "blomstra/flarum-redis" needs the queue-worker to be started automatically. Manually you qould do a "php flarum queue:work" to do that. How can this command included into this image to allow to wrok with redis for queue? |
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shinsenter
Oct 11, 2023
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Hi @jwesemann When you use my Docker images, you can run your shell script when the container starts by copying your script into the /startup/ directory of the container and giving it execute permissions using chmod. You can create a file similar to the one below, name it Best regards. |
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Hi Shin,
thanks for the quick an drtailed answer. I implemented it using a bind
mound to inject the script file into /startup. Works nicely.
Now I am able to go to redis queue in production :-)
Best regards
Jörg
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Am 2023-10-11 05:26, schrieb Shin:
Hi @jwesemann [1]
When you use my Docker images, you can run your shell script when the
container starts by copying your script into the /startup/ directory of
the container and giving it execute permissions using chmod.
You can create a file similar to the one below, name it
flarum-worker.sh, and then place it in the /startup/ directory of your
container.
#!/bin/sh
php $WEBHOME/flarum queue:work >/proc/1/fd/1 2>/proc/1/fd/2
Best regards.
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<p>Hi Shin,</p>
<p>thanks for the quick an drtailed answer. I implemented it using a bind m=
ound to inject the script file into /startup. Works nicely.</p>
<p>Now I am able to go to redis queue in production :-)</p>
<p>Best regards<br />Jörg</p>
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<p id=3D"reply-intro">Am 2023-10-11 05:26, schrieb Shin:</p>
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tory of the container and giving it execute permissions using chmod.</p>
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Hi @jwesemann
When you use my Docker images, you can run your shell script when the container starts by copying your script into the /startup/ directory of the container and giving it execute permissions using chmod.
You can create a file similar to the one below, name it
flarum-worker.sh, and then place it in the/startup/directory of your container.Best regards.