[0:00] right so I'm going to show you how to
[0:01] use Horizon today we're going to deploy
[0:03] it in our doer environment and it's
[0:04] going to be really simple I'm using this
[0:06] template here and it's my own template
[0:09] that I made from one of the previous
[0:10] videos I'll put a link in the
[0:11] description you can just clone it and
[0:13] continue to work from there the template
[0:14] already has the laravel app it has a q
[0:17] worker it has ngx database and Redd is
[0:20] ready so it's going to be fairly simple
[0:22] to use I recommend that you start from
[0:24] this template but if you have your own
[0:26] Docker compose file you can just use
[0:28] that so let's get started here the first
[0:30] thing that we have to replace here is
[0:31] the Q worker so instead of naming it Q
[0:33] worker we have to name this service
[0:35] Horizon and we're going to change the
[0:36] start command from Q work to Horizon so
[0:39] this is the only thing required to be
[0:41] changed in the dock compose yl file we
[0:43] have to run Horizon with this command
[0:46] next thing that we have to do is go to
[0:47] our Docker file and we have to install
[0:50] pcnl as our dependency so we're going to
[0:52] be adding pcnl this is used by Horizon
[0:55] and that's why we're installing it now
[0:57] we're done with the docker file and
[1:00] we're done with Docker composed. yaml we
[1:02] have to install Horizon so you're going
[1:03] to go to LL you're going to go to the
[1:05] latest version and you're going to
[1:07] install Horizon with composer so I'm
[1:10] going to open my terminal I'm going to
[1:12] CD into the backend directory so you
[1:15] should be careful to not install it here
[1:17] in the root you should install it in the
[1:19] back end and you copy this command we
[1:21] install Horizon and then once this is
[1:23] install we just have to run PHP artison
[1:25] Horizon install the scaffolding is done
[1:29] and you should see new files in your
[1:32] project here we have the horizon. PHP
[1:35] file and this gives you the config for
[1:37] Horizon you should read this
[1:38] documentation up I'm not going to be
[1:40] doing a tutorial on this but essentially
[1:42] you have the supervisors and you can say
[1:44] how many processes there are the memory
[1:46] how many jobs cues and so on balancing
[1:49] in these strategies and so on so you
[1:52] have this file here and we're mostly set
[1:54] up so let's add a test job here and I'm
[1:56] going to add a process click job and
[2:00] this is going to be a really simple job
[2:01] we're just going to go to the process
[2:03] click here and we're going to add a log
[2:06] so we want to see the output and we want
[2:08] to see if this works and we're going to
[2:09] import this from the support log here
[2:13] and there you go so we have this process
[2:14] click job and now we want to go to our
[2:17] routes web and let's add a process click
[2:21] job so for example we can go to our a
[2:24] URL and it's going to be adding a job to
[2:27] the queue and returning a response Json
[2:30] so once we set everything up here we
[2:32] check our EnV our EnV should have PHP
[2:35] redus the redus host the redus password
[2:38] and the red is Port again when you're
[2:40] running this from a Docker environment
[2:42] you're going to be adding the service
[2:44] name but when you're running this
[2:46] locally you should be adding this local
[2:48] host address so if we have everything
[2:50] set up here we can just say Docker
[2:53] compose up build detach and wait for the
[2:56] containers to finish building so now
[2:58] that the containers have been built
[3:00] let's go to our Local Host here so I'm
[3:03] going to go to Local Host we have the
[3:06] laravel let's go to
[3:08] Horizon and we have the Horizon
[3:10] dashboard that's it here you go total
[3:12] process is one it's active we have
[3:14] monitoring metrics batches pending jobs
[3:17] completed jobs and let's just test it
[3:18] out so we have the click route so if we
[3:23] go here we returned true so it should
[3:25] run two jobs right now so if I reload
[3:28] there you go total processes Jobs pass
[3:30] to so if I go to completed jobs you see
[3:33] process click job Q default it gives you
[3:36] the data and let's just let's just run
[3:38] as many jobs as I can so I'm going to go
[3:40] here and I'm I'm going to press controlr
[3:42] here to reload as many times as I can
[3:45] and if I now go back to Horizon go to
[3:48] the dashboard you see jav's passed hour
[3:51] 35 everything's working status is active
[3:53] there if there are any fail jobs it will
[3:55] show you here you have batches metrics
[3:58] and you have in metrics here I love this
[4:00] that it shows you which queue you can
[4:03] select by which queue the jobs have been
[4:05] done and the actual job so you can
[4:07] process click and you can see the data
[4:09] of course you don't have the throughput
[4:10] and runtime because I started this like
[4:11] two minutes ago but the more data you
[4:13] have you'll have metrics here and this
[4:15] is how you can host Horizon it's very
[4:17] simple please leave a like so that other
[4:19] people see this so that they don't get
[4:21] scammed for paying templates that are
[4:24] $100 please like this so people can see
[4:26] it and I think this is beautiful Horizon
[4:29] is is a really powerful tool and you
[4:31] should use it use it in many many
[4:33] projects