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Background Jobs is designed specifically for SQLite which is designed to make use of SQLite-specific features and requires no external infrastructure dependencies. You can use Hangfire for running background jobs on an external RDBMS and Redis. |
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on THE server. Like.. a Pet?
…On Wed, Oct 9, 2024 at 11:43 AM Demis Bellot ***@***.***> wrote:
Background Jobs is designed specifically for SQLite which is designed to
make use of SQLite-specific features and requires no external
infrastructure dependencies.
You can use Hangfire <https://www.hangfire.io/> for running background
jobs on an external RDBMS and Redis.
Also SQLite on the server works great
<https://servicestack.net/posts/scalable-sqlite>.
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Please allow the ability to use a central backing store (other RDBMS or Redis) for background jobs.
SqlLite on a pet server? LOL.
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