The filtered service list isn't guaranteed to have more than one
instance per service, which fails a test that was designed to ensure
back-to-back requests don't use the same instance. Using the full
services json file more accurately tests the intended functionality for
Farside.
Rather than requiring a traditional crontab install, the app now
leverages quantum-core (link below) to schedule the instance update/sync
task every 5 minutes. Some updates as a result:
- The new job is scheduled at runtime in server.ex.
- The update.exs script was refactored to be compiled along with the
rest of the app as instances.ex.
- Scheduler and Server modules were added for creating and executing
the new update task
- All shell scripts were removed, as they are no longer needed
https://github.com/quantum-elixir/quantum-core
Now allows setting FARSIDE_TEST to skip individually fetching each
instance, and instead just adds all of them to redis instantly. This
allows for an easier time in CI builds, for both the sake of speed and
to prevent a scenario where many simultaneous builds have a noticeable
impact on actual instances.
