dotnet-distributed-job-lock is a .NET library designed to manage background jobs effectively. It helps you lock these jobs across different application instances. This means your applications can run smoothly without stepping on each other's toes. Our library works with popular job schedulers like Hangfire and Coravel, and it supports multiple database systems including SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and Redis.
To start using dotnet-distributed-job-lock, you'll first need to download it. Follow the steps below to get your application up and running.
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Visit this page to download: Releases Page
Here, you'll find the latest version of the library. Choose the file that suits your system, and move on to installation.
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Choose the right version: Depending on your system setup, download the appropriate file tied to your chosen backend (like SQL Server, PostgreSQL, or Redis). Each file is designed to get you running quickly.
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Run the downloaded file: After downloading, follow the on-screen instructions to install the library on your system. Installation is straightforward and usually requires clicking "Next" a few times.
Before you install, ensure your system meets the following requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS, or a modern Linux distribution.
- .NET Version: .NET 5 or later is recommended for best performance.
- Database System: Either SQL Server, PostgreSQL, or Redis, depending on your project needs.
These requirements ensure that the library works seamlessly with your background job projects.
- Distributed Locking: Prevents conflicts when multiple instances try to run the same job.
- Cross-Backend Support: Works with SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and Redis, making it flexible for many setups.
- Ease of Use: Simple installation and setup process for a smooth user experience.
- Compatibility with Popular Schedulers: Integrates easily with Hangfire and Coravel for better job management.
For detailed instructions on how to use the library, visit the Documentation.
Here you will find guidance on setting up your application and utilizing our library effectively. Take time to read through the best practices to maximize the benefits.
If you encounter any issues or have questions, connect with our community:
- GitHub Issues: Report any problems you face or ask questions directly on our Issues page.
- Discussion Forum: Engage with other users and developers in discussions related to usage and troubleshooting.
Q: Can I use dotnet-distributed-job-lock with my existing applications?
A: Yes, you can easily integrate it into your current projects as long as they meet the .NET and database requirements.
Q: Is this library free to use?
A: Yes, dotnet-distributed-job-lock is open-source and free for anyone to use.
Q: What if I need help during installation?
A: Please check the Documentation first. For further issues, feel free to reach out on GitHub.
- GitHub Repository: Find the source code and contribute at dotnet-distributed-job-lock GitHub Repository.
- Release Notes: Stay updated on the latest features and fixes by checking the Releases Page.
- Changelog: Review changes in the latest versions to understand any updates that might impact your project.
Maximize your job scheduling capabilities with dotnet-distributed-job-lock. Download now and start building reliable, efficient background job processing systems.
If you'd like to contribute to dotnet-distributed-job-lock, we welcome your input! Please read our contribution guidelines in the repository to get started.
dotnet-distributed-job-lock is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it, provided you include the appropriate license information.
Thank you for choosing dotnet-distributed-job-lock. Enjoy simplified management of your background jobs!