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I've been running four separate installs of Celery since 2014 or so processing about 10-20 million jobs a day, using reddit as a broker, and with about 100 work
by js2 5y ago
I've been running four separate installs of Celery since 2014 or so processing about 10-20 million jobs a day, using reddit as a broker, and with about 100 worker instances per install. It just works, but I don't use Celery results or any esoteric features.
- loloquwowndueo 5y agoReddit :)
- sergiomattei 5y agoDid we just witness a Freudian slip? :)
- Operyl 5y agoOr overzealous phone auto correct. Redis used to auto correct to Reddit on an old android device of mine heh.
- hoesephgerrible 5y agoI can't stop giggling. ;)
- Scarblac 5y agoPosts to a subreddit as things in the queue, comments for results and feedback like progress percentages, up and down votes for priorities...
- js2 5y agoThat's embarrassing! I'd like to blame autocorrect but I doubt it...
- crucialfelix 5y agoI used it for 10 years myself. Also learned the hard way not to use esoteric features. I did have to build my own solutions for things like priority queues, but it was much clearer and testable.