oban

So maybe there's an opportunity also with Oban to have a TypeScript/Node client that can insert jobs that Elixir/Python Oban can pick up.

Alternatively, Oban is nice, but it’s a heavy layer that makes control flow more complex to follow.

Hopefully the community will come out with backends for it to plug celery, oban, rq etc.

Python dudes are in for a treat, Oban is one of the most beautiful elegant parts of working with Elixir/Phoenix.

You can use a queue like Oban on your own server to kick off jobs.

We had considered Oban when deciding whether to go with Kafka/Debezium or not.

I've used Oban at a few places that had what pretty decent throughput and it was OK.

There is one for elixir that is _mostly_ compatible with oban-py.

I believe the OSS part of this oban library covers a lot of the celery feature set and is free as well.

OSS Oban has a few limitations, which are automatically lifted in the Pro version: Single-threaded asyncio execution - concurrent but not truly parallel, so CPU-bound jobs block the event loop.

Curious how Oban handles versioning today?

Feels like sometimes boundaries between Pro and Free are made in weird place almost as if someone went out of their way to make things behave differently (maybe it's just my inexperience with Oban though).

It was laid between Gallanach Bay, near Oban, Scotland and Clarenville, Newfoundland between 1955 and 1956." "The first transatlantic telegraph cable had been laid in 1858.

For an Elixir world, it's a job processing queue via Oban[1] and a search engine via Torus[2] now.

Oban has been doing this in Elixir at real scale for a decent while now.

Oban is incredible and this type of software will continue to grow in importance.