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Tomas
Tomas

Reputation: 490

Celery with Django - deployment

I am considering using celery in my project. I found a lot of information about how to use it etc. What I am interested in is how to deploy/package my solution.

I need to run two components - django app and then celeryd worker (component that sends emails). For example I would like my django app to use email_ticket task that would email support tickets. I create tasks.py in the django app.

@task
def email_ticket(from, message):
...

Do I deploy my django app and then just run celeryd as separate process from the same path?

./manage.py celeryd ...

What about workers on different servers? Deploy whole django application and run only celeryd? I understand I could use celery only for the worker, but I would like to use celerycam and celerybeat.

Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for any feedback.

Upvotes: 7

Views: 7480

Answers (1)

Ted Carroll
Ted Carroll

Reputation: 452

This is covered in the documentation here. The gist is you need to download some init scripts and setup some config. Once that's done celeryd will start on boot and you'll be off and running.

Upvotes: 4

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