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The background worker used in the tutorial is called Sidekiq, which is a popular service that requires Redis to be installed for storing jobs. To install Redis on a Mac, you can use "brew install redis" and start it with "brew services start redis". Sidekiq can be run as a separate process to see logs for background jobs once installed. Configuration of the Rails app is necessary to send background jobs. Installation instructions for Sidekiq and Redis may vary based on the operating system, but are generally straightforward and can be found in the documentation.
