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Well, Celery uses Rabbit-MQ and typically Redis underneath. Rabbit-MQ to pass messages, and Redis to store results. You can scale up web servers to handle more
by pmart123 8y ago
Well, Celery uses Rabbit-MQ and typically Redis underneath. Rabbit-MQ to pass messages, and Redis to store results.
You can scale up web servers to handle more requests, which then uses Celery to offload jobs to different clusters.
- cbsmith 8y agoYeah, but fundamentally Celery is a task queue. You don't build a distributed system around that.