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Magento Upgrade Resque allows to organize a queue of SQL queries and use multiple workers to execute them in parallel during Magento upgrade.

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zlik/magento-resque

Magento Upgrade Resque allows to organize a queue of SQL queries and use multiple workers to execute them in parallel during Magento upgrade.

  • Thursday, December 17, 2015
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The README.md

magento-resque

The main idea for the fast Magento database upgrade was to run SQL queries in parallel. This approach was first introduced in Magento Upgrade Replay project., (*1)

Magento Resque is an utility intended to be used as an extendible standalone solution for SQL queries paralell execution during Magento upgrade., (*2)

It's nothing more than a tiny wrapper around PHP Resque – a Radis-backed library for creating jobs, placing them into a queue and processing by workers. Please reffer to https://github.com/chrisboulton/php-resque for detailed documentation., (*3)

Please note: there is a similar project for using PHP Resque with Magento we are not associated with called mage-resque. The main and the only purpose of our tool is to help speed up Magento DB upgrade, while mage-resque is all-purpose. Feel free to check it out., (*4)

Magento Resque basically implements two classes:, (*5)

Queue – reads SQL queries from the specified file, wraps them into Resque jobs and enqueues the jobs in the Redis queue., (*6)

Job – run by workers. Instantiates Magento DB adapter and runs SQL queries wrapped into the job., (*7)

Installation

The easiest way to install Magento Resque is using Composer., (*8)

Create shell/magento-resque/composer.json file under Magento root directory., (*9)

Include Magento Resque to your project:, (*10)

composer require zlik/magento-resque

Run composer install., (*11)

Usage Example

Change the current working directory to demo., (*12)

To enqueue SQL queries from the sql/queries.sql file to the upgrade queue run the following command:, (*13)

$ php resque.php sql/queries.sql

To launch eight simultaneous workers:, (*14)

$ QUEUE='upgrade' COUNT=8 ../vendor/bin/resque

The result should be like this:, (*15)

[notice] Starting work on (Job{upgrade} | ID: 1 | Job | [{"q":"CREATE TABLE `resque_test_1` ..."}])
[notice] Starting work on (Job{upgrade} | ID: 2 | Job | [{"q":"CREATE TABLE `resque_test_2` ..."}])
[notice] (Job{upgrade} | ID: 2 | Job | [{"q":"CREATE TABLE `resque_test_2` ..."}]) has finished
[notice] (Job{upgrade} | ID: 1 | Job | [{"q":"CREATE TABLE `resque_test_1` ..."}]) has finished

Requirements

PHP Redis requires, (*16)

  • PHP 5.3+
  • Redis 2.2+

The Versions

17/12 2015

dev-master

9999999-dev https://github.com/zlik/magento-resque

Magento Upgrade Resque allows to organize a queue of SQL queries and use multiple workers to execute them in parallel during Magento upgrade.

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MIT

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02/04 2015

0.1.0

0.1.0.0 https://github.com/magento-ecg/magento-resque

Magento Upgrade Resque allows to organize a queue of SQL queries and use multiple workers to execute them in parallel during Magento upgrade.

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MIT

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