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What are you using Celery for? Do you need to be able to recover from a reboot or crash with your queues intact? Is it a distributed system as opposed to a sing

by bloppe 4mo ago

What are you using Celery for? Do you need to be able to recover from a reboot or crash with your queues intact? Is it a distributed system as opposed to a single machine? Do you have complex multi-step workflows? If you answered no to each question, just `import Queue from queue`.

hosteur 4mo ago
> What are you using Celery for? Things like provisioning, deploying, and eventually destroying cloud instances (VMs) on-demand when a user buys a specific service. > Do you need to be able to recover from a reboot or crash with your queues intact? Yes, I expect the queue to be durable. > Is it a distributed system as opposed to a single machine? Currently, everything runs on a single machine. But I expect it will eventually have to be split up. Although I do not expect it to be massively distributed or very complex. > Do you have complex multi-step workflows? Depends on what you mean by complex but Multi-step, yes.