If I need to create recursive work in delayed jobs, then what is a clean solution? I have an import duty that I want to run every 5 minutes, but I do not want to make the rail / rake in the fire to be asked to make it a deployed job, which can be picked up. If the rail is already running on a system, then maybe I can just create an HTTP request that will close a DJ to the rail app? I could put that cron job in Ruby script which runs every 5 minutes, requests a server, but without applying the railroad. What do you think?
The delay has been made right in this loin of work (and other thorns may be the same Do):
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