Designing idempotent job handlers when the database cannot enforce uniqueness
When your ledger table allows historical rows and the unique index is not an option, job keys and outbox patterns still need a story.
Guides we wish existed before our last audit—focused on background jobs and concurrent code in production.
When your ledger table allows historical rows and the unique index is not an option, job keys and outbox patterns still need a story.
Low CPU with rising queue depth usually means workers are waiting—not that you need more cores.
Lock ordering mistakes that only show up when shutdown cancels contexts mid-batch.