Running clockwork in a separate process is for suckers...

clock.rb

module MyApp
  class Clock
    include Celluloid
    include Clockwork

    require_relative '../clockwork'

  end
end

supervisor = MyApp::Clock.supervise_as :myapp_clock
clock = supervisor.actors.first
clock.async.run

Don't do this on MRI

@cpuguy83 you should probably use Celluloid::Actor[:myapp_clock] to access the supervised actor.
Or use supervisor[:myapp_clock] if using master. 😀

Hey there,
How do you invoke this file? Do you keep in config/ folder so that when the server starts up it is executed? I tried using it in config/initializers but it gets called when I run rake or rails console so used a data store to check if it is running.

Thanks,
Deepak