Step 8: Set up Active Job on Elastic Beanstalk This blog post walks through setting up a worker environment on Elastic Beanstalk and using SQS as our Active Job queue, using the active-elastic-job Gem. We start by creating a new queue in our AWS account via Simple Queue Service. Then, we provide our Elastic Beanstalk environments access to the queue and add an AWS_REGION environment variable. We proceed to creating and configuring our worker environment. In our Rails app, we instruct Active Job to use our active-elastic-job queue adapter and create an Active Job. Finally, we deploy our changes to both the web and worker environments, ensuring our ActiveJobs... 21 May 2017