Hatchet

@hatchet_dev

The orchestration engine for teams who ship. 🚀

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@hatchet_dev
Aug 26
We hold this truth to be self-evident: not all tasks are created equal. 📢‼️ Our new Slot Costs API lets tasks consume different amounts of slots on workers, which can be used as a proxy for allocating memory or weighing some runs on workers more heavily than others.
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Hatchet
@hatchet_dev
Aug 25
We're really excited to unveil Hatchet Embedded, now available for TypeScript, Python, and Go! 🔥🚀 Hatchet Embedded provides a lightweight way to run a full Hatchet engine inside of your workers, useful for local development, end-to-end testing, and CI.
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Hatchet
@hatchet_dev
Aug 13
🪓 Announcing support for batch tasks: easily buffer multiple payloads into a single task, configurable based on interval or max size. Batching can be an unreasonably effective strategy to increase throughput and perhaps more importantly, save 💰💰💰 on downstream APIs (*cough
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Hatchet
@hatchet_dev
Aug 12
important clarifying detail: bufo is not pepe, pepe is not bufo.
Alexander Belanger
@abelanger5
Aug 12
I'm not one for theories on software management (just hearing "scrum" makes me want to barf), but this one I feel strongly about. This is the most impactful cultural change we made on our engineering team in the past 2 years.
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Your team needs an andon cord
One of the most important engineering decisions we made this year was sending the following emoji in our company Slack channel. If you'd told me that 2 years ago, I probably would've quit on the...
Hatchet
@hatchet_dev
Aug 11
Extremely niche and technical blog post incoming ✏️
Alexander Belanger
@abelanger5
Aug 11
I've spent nearly 3 years on this problem with @hatchet_dev. From what I can tell, our approach is entirely novel and solves the drawbacks of each of these solutions (shuffle-sharding, per-tenant queues, and throttling). To frame the problem: the simplest "fair scheduler"