Introduction to BreakerMachines: Modern Circuit Breaker for Ruby & Rails with Async Support
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Summary
The article introduces BreakerMachines, a modern circuit breaker for Ruby & Rails with thread-safe, fiber-ready async support, built-in fallbacks, rich introspection, and a clean DSL. It emphasizes the importance of protecting services from cascading failures and preparing for the async future.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledYour service is now protected from cascading failures AND ready for the async future.
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