Not anymore because it's been a burden. But it doesn't bring more than rabbit MQ: - it stores results - it stores exceptions - it gives them back to you in

Not anymore because it's been a burden. But it doesn't bring more than rabbit MQ: - it stores results - it stores exceptions - it gives them back to you in native form - it has a UI admin for tasks - it can use multiple backends, including redis and a db Now I tend to use simpler things when the project allows it, like huey and rq. Most of the time, you don't need something super powerful for your tasks.