Queues

If you're using the QueueTenancyBootstrapper, queued jobs dispatched from the tenant context will be automatically tenant-aware. The jobs will be stored centrally — if you're using the database queue driver, they will be stored in the jobs table in the central database. And tenancy will be initialized for the current tenant prior to the job being processed.

However, note that if you're using the DatabaseTenancyBootstrapper and the database queue driver, or the RedisTenancyBootstrapper and the redis queue driver, you will need to make sure the jobs don't get dispatched into the tenant context for these drivers.

Database queue driver

To force the database queue driver to use the central connection, open your queue.connections.database config and add the following line:

'connection' => 'central',

(Replace central with the name of your central database connection.)

Redis queue driver

Make sure the connection used by the queue is not in tenancy.redis.prefixed_connections.

Central queues

Jobs dispatched from the central context will remain central. However, it's recommended not to mix queue connections for central & tenant jobs due to potential leftover global state, e.g. central jobs thinking they're in the previous tenant's context.

To dispatch a job such that it will run centrally under all circumstances, create a new queue connection and set the central key to true. For example:

// queue.connections
'central' => [
    'driver' => 'database',
    'table' => 'jobs',
    'queue' => 'default',
    'retry_after' => 90,
    'central' => true, // <---
],

And use this connection like this:

dispatch(new SomeJob(...))->onConnection('central');