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so the background worker that we're going to use is called sidekick so we'll run bundle ad sidekick and this is definitely the most popular background worker service you will need redis to be installed so that it can use the redis database to store jobs as it's processing them so if you don't have that installed on your mac you can run brew install redis and that will take care of installing it and then brew info redis will show you the commands to start it up and i use this brew services start redis so it will start as soon as i log in and that's the easiest way to use redis now if you're on mac or windows or linux or windows there's other mechanisms to install that for your operating system and you can read up in the docs on how to do that it's pretty straightforward so once you have sidekick installed you can actually run sidekick as a separate process and you will see in here now the logs for your background jobs but first we need to configure our rails app to send background jobs...