> Sure you could check celery, and after three months trying to understand the basic configuration options you'll be good to go. A minimal celery deployment is

> Sure you could check celery, and after three months trying to understand the basic configuration options you'll be good to go. A minimal celery deployment is 1 or two configuration options. Celery does have a metric ton of moving parts but distributed systems are hard and celery can do a lot of things. This isn't the first time I have seen this sentiment. Perhaps there is a documentation problem to be solved and/or a basic API that could be provided by Celery?