celery-kubernetes-example VS kombu

I had a similar question a week ago and celery was the move but it took a while to figure it out. Some things that helped me was https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/using-celery-with-flask and https://github.com/matiaslindgren/celery-kubernetes-example If you want to deploy it in kube I move out of google cloud run because of the redis and celery workers. (I added a pull request to add a gke branch to deploy it there.)

It is feasible and there are a number of ways to do it. There are a few issues, though, mainly how to make sure that you are accessing the latest data and not getting part of the data mid write. A database handles these issues pretty well, since generally they are meant to be an intermediary between different processes. Another solution, that is often more flexible, is a message queue, like this one: https://github.com/celery/kombu

Above I use the library Kombu to create some connections and send some stuff. I started by setting up our environment variables. Then created exchange and queue objects. Finally, I made our connection object and the producer object, and then we sent a simple “Hello” message.