Thank you for the great video, i was wondering how to add extra parameters or metadata to a job and retrieve the job by them later to perform a schedule ?
Hello, I've been working on a project with Hangfire for a while, using an API that I exclusively employ for Hangfire. Within it, I have applications that run hourly, daily, every two hours, etc. I deploy my Hangfire project to IIS and configure all settings in IIS to prevent the application from shutting down. Hangfire works steadily for a certain period, but after a while, I encounter an error on the dashboard saying: "Hangfire - Recurring job can’t be scheduled, see inner exception for details" Triggering the job again makes it continue working, but after a certain time, the same error occurs. This post is open to anyone with relevant knowledge; I'm looking forward to your comments and insights on this matter
Thank you for the video! In general I have two questions. 1) It is hard to follow what is clientside and what is serverside. When the console is writing that the eMail was sent was this a serverside function? 2) When i do BackgroundJob.Enqueue on clientside with arguments (for example an ID), how can I use it on the server to use it for a method?
Nice one! For an beginner it is very hard to understand what is the client and what is the server. Because it is all in the same solution or even method. What are your thoughts?
Mohamad, thank you for this nice demo. I have a question though...I'm running a scheduled job every 20 minutes to post logs to SQL. Not sure of any memory leaks, but holy hell, when it started running, memory usage spiked to the full 8gig on my VM. I gave it 16 live, all 16gig is taken, just gave it 24 and now that's almost filled lol. Obviously something funky in my code but WOW on the RAM usage.
Just noticed that it completed in 7 minutes, but RAM usage is still topped out, not blaming Hangfire but I think I'll comment out the server, re-publish and run the API call that I used in scheduling and see if the RAM usage spikes again.
Great video! It took me a week of search to find, though. Well worth it!
I just upload my background job to azure happy to see your video , keep going
Thank you for the great video, i was wondering how to add extra parameters or metadata to a job and retrieve the job by them later to perform a schedule ?
Hello, I've been working on a project with Hangfire for a while, using an API that I exclusively employ for Hangfire. Within it, I have applications that run hourly, daily, every two hours, etc. I deploy my Hangfire project to IIS and configure all settings in IIS to prevent the application from shutting down. Hangfire works steadily for a certain period, but after a while, I encounter an error on the dashboard saying:
"Hangfire - Recurring job can’t be scheduled, see inner exception for details"
Triggering the job again makes it continue working, but after a certain time, the same error occurs. This post is open to anyone with relevant knowledge; I'm looking forward to your comments and insights on this matter
Thank you for the video! In general I have two questions.
1) It is hard to follow what is clientside and what is serverside. When the console is writing that the eMail was sent was this a serverside function?
2) When i do BackgroundJob.Enqueue on clientside with arguments (for example an ID), how can I use it on the server to use it for a method?
Nice one! For an beginner it is very hard to understand what is the client and what is the server. Because it is all in the same solution or even method. What are your thoughts?
Please make a video on Continuation job
Hi, thanks a lot for your video tutorials.
Is it possible to use SignalR for mobile chat applications?
yes
Could you also show a small example of a Continuation job?
Thank you
Hello Mohamad
Nice video. Is it possible to run multiple servers on multiple machines and only have one client/dashboard?
Thank you so much for your job!
Can you make a video about mediator notifications?
Mohamad, thank you for this nice demo. I have a question though...I'm running a scheduled job every 20 minutes to post logs to SQL. Not sure of any memory leaks, but holy hell, when it started running, memory usage spiked to the full 8gig on my VM. I gave it 16 live, all 16gig is taken, just gave it 24 and now that's almost filled lol. Obviously something funky in my code but WOW on the RAM usage.
Just noticed that it completed in 7 minutes, but RAM usage is still topped out, not blaming Hangfire but I think I'll comment out the server, re-publish and run the API call that I used in scheduling and see if the RAM usage spikes again.
any updates?@@muttBunch
theme name please
I paused this for a second, I know you can use Hangfire in memory, but I'm assuming that's probably a bad approach?
You need chapters in your video.
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SO DUMB THAT HANGFIRE DONT HAVE SEARCH FEATURE IN DASHBOARD!
Hangfire installs Hangfire.Core