Flask Celery + Redis + Queue Understanding How Celery Works | Background Process

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[kosprov]

Just getting started on celery and redis, this is way better than going through the documentation line by line. Thanks man!! Helped a lot!

[preetkamal]

The best video to understand the process. Thanks!!!!

[AlejandroErickson]

That pool solo problem is still an issue for windows today and it cost me several hours. I found the same SO post as you 😂

[mukeshnayal]

Thank you bro ! it works, magic happend !

[shreejitnair]

Soumil, great video. Would you be expanding this to include a backend store and have 2 routes. The first POST route will notify the user that his request has been accepted and return a task id. He can then get an update on another GET route some_route/{task_id} where he gets informed if his job is still processing or completed. Also should all async routes return a 200 or 202 Accepted.

[sinahariri]

thank you (--pool=solo) did the job for me and its runnigng now

[vigneshsaravanan]

Thanks for the video

Any idea how to run the celery task in daemon mode

[coxinitus]

how this can be used for a microservice architecture?
Imagine a team with 4 developers and each one must to develop a microservice.
Celery can be shared between the services?
Also, in this kind of scenario, how should be implemented with Docker/ Docker Compose?

[Yash-cwzm]

First of All thanks Man ! I want to create youtube downloader using django, celery and redis! I am confused where to start can you explain it to me, I would be thankful to you.

[pramodgmenon]

Celery delay call command is taking more than 50sec to execute in flask. I am using celery with redis as broker. Task is received or task id created in worker with this 50sec delay. Initially it was working fine. I am using centos machine. Due to this webpage will be loading state for 1 min. How to overcome?

[areejalmalki]

if I use MYSQL database and I want to take some info from it to send email using celery is that possible or reids don't work with MYSQL ??

[josemarroquin]

Excellent work, i also found alternative for celery that its name is rq, would you know something about it ?

[BM-ufpp]

Would you have this same architecture if a client is doing a GET request on an API and the server needs to fetch from a DB?

[pujanrajrai]

suppose if I used this while uploading photos
and I send a response to the user task done.
but what will happen if the user imminently close the tab before the file been upload.
will it work? if no then
what should I do in this kind of situation?

[angelleal]

How can we see what's inside our redis queue ?

[AhmedOsman-rirp]

great video, thanks for information
i have issue i installed the celery package and when i run the command it returns
(venv) -A tasks worker --pool=solo --loglevel=info
'celery' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
is there is something i am missing can you help me on this
or give link for installation steps

[MrAkakakakka]

bro doesnt know what hes talking about

[squabble]

videos is great, but still not working anyone of this in your channel (

[shreejitnair]

Soumil, great video. Would you be expanding this to include a backend store and have 2 routes. The first POST route will notify the user that his request has been accepted and return a task id. He can then get an update on another GET route some_route/{task_id} where he gets informed if his job is still processing or completed. Also should all async routes return a 200 or 202 Accepted.