#django

celery has built-in django support now

chowmeined: Yeah, it does, but I was hoping for inspection capabilities...

And the built in ones are weak with Redis

I'm using Redis on AWS as broker/results

As a broker, works fine, but so far djcelery will not store results in redis, even if I set it

for monitoring tasks?

Debnet: I run them with Supervisor

chowmeined: Yeah, Celery is so damn opaque. I don't think I can use flower with Redis, correct?

im pretty sure flower does support Redis

Hmmmmm

Yeah, flower works well with Redis backend.

because flower basically just wraps Celery's inspection APIs and slaps a web interface on top

I'm using django-celery too at work.

except it has 1 special extension to directly monitor rabbitmq

Debnet: And are you saving results in Redis?

Yep.

So, just so I'm clear, you never has any rows created in djcelery_taskstate table in database?

have*

Yep.

Man...

At least there's hope

:)

You wan't to take a look at my settings?

I would love to

And we are.

although, flower has been a bit flaky for me

Think that's my problem

I don't think I'm correctly setting up the celery.py file

keitsuron: This configuration seems to work fine.

Okay... that may have been the problem... I had a app = Celery... configuration that was just left for dead

My guess is that djcelery was not actually reading the changes in my settings

keitsuron: You have to declare djcelery in your settings.py and configure celery itself in celery.py./

Ahhh

Debnet: How do you handle different env?

If I'm configuring everything in celery.py, I can't leverage the different settings in my different envs, like staging, prod, etc

I guess I could create different celery.py files

keitsuron: Maybe having a celery-prod.py and celery-dev.py could be a quick solution?

Yeah

I'm not enough documented about separation of environments.

I will have to to this very soon on my own project.

If you have interesting articles about it... :D

Ha

I'll see if my setup works and get back to y

ya

:]

keitsuron: In prime, I offer you a little monkey patch in my celery.py in order to make work the chain of groups.

This bug will be solved in Celery 3.3.2 if you listen asksol. :p

keitsuron: celery's new django support allows you to have one celery.py and read the settings from settings.py scope, which means that you can use an enviorment variable to conditionally import diffrent settings for celery

djapo: I guess I was confused, since in the example, it's not passing the settings import, but instead a settings string, like 'proj.settings'

hello

i read the tutorial about csrf protect

what i dont understrand is how do I set the cookie in the first place?