[pselbert]

Running 75 million jobs a year would be totally fine. Depending on the configuration and load Oban easily runs thousands of jobs a second, and 75 million breaks down to less than 3 a second.

I’d argue it’s worth the switch, but I’m highly biased!

[atonse]

Thank you! I've been meaning to ask Oban people about this. Sadly, while Exq has been rock solid for us the last few years, Oban seems to have a ton of active development and features we wholeheartedly want to adopt. Just haven't had the time to run tests :)

Our workload is highly bursty. We queue about 20k jobs in the morning, which themselves queue another 100k-150k jobs. Then hourly we queue additional ones. I'm concerned about the Postgres overhead of inserting thousands of rows for jobs, each with potentially their own transaction.

With Oban, we can actually get rid of Redis in our stack (currently using it for Exq)