Dozens is just the number I've talked to who have told me their scale. I'm sure there's a lot more.
And ultimately the precise number is not as important as the fact that it *is normal* for midsized Ruby apps to operate at this level of scale. The more you start to use the background job pattern, the more you tend to create. "A Job for every ProductVariant record" can easily create 10-20m jobs.
You want tools that scale to the size of "success". That would be a good marketing tagline for Sidekiq.
And ultimately the precise number is not as important as the fact that it *is normal* for midsized Ruby apps to operate at this level of scale. The more you start to use the background job pattern, the more you tend to create. "A Job for every ProductVariant record" can easily create 10-20m jobs.
You want tools that scale to the size of "success". That would be a good marketing tagline for Sidekiq.