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django-celery-beat
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Dynamically update periodic tasks in Celery and Django
I was looking for a nice way to manipulate periodic tasks in Celery. I found an amazing django-celery-beat package that provides PeriodicTask database objects. With PeriodicTask objects, you can dynamically add/remove/update periodic tasks in Celery. I want to share my approach. I've created an example GitHub repository and wrote step-by-step article.
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Programmatically creating user defined scheduled tasks/cron jobs.
Please take a look at https://github.com/celery/django-celery-beat with this package you can dynamically define periodic tasks. They are stored in your database, so they are persistent between deployments. I'm using this package with Celery in my project for server uptime monitoring, it is working well. I can dynamically add/delete/update any task.
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Is it possible to link a model's field to a specific function?
Something similar is presented in django-celery-beat where you’re able to create schedule for running repeated task. So, there is choice field in admin, and choices are literally names of registered celery tasks.
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Scheduling Tasks
I would recommend using celery in combination with celery beat scheduling and this package https://github.com/celery/django-celery-beat . What this means is if you have a task that you want to dynamically schedule for different times for different users all you have to do as add a new row to a database table and celery will handle the rest for executing.
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How do you subscribe to a feed in Django?
If you want more control and/or visibility into your periodic tasks, I'd go with something like Celery Beat, that's easily integrated with Django: https://github.com/celery/django-celery-beat
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Django 4.0 released
For me it was django-celery-beat
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[Task] Python/Django $20 Overriding a model of a Django App to add a field
I use a Django extension called django-celery-beat. It creates several models & one of those models is called crontab. It has a few fields & I would like to add one more field so that I can name these crontabs for easy reference. So I need to override the model & add the field.
celery-progress
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How to add onSuccess function to celery-progress?
It’s already in the library, no need to add it to it. See https://github.com/czue/celery-progress for more details.
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Help with Django Progress Bar (Celery/redis)
My google search led me to this video using Celery + redis + celery-progress. Okay watched the video then i read the github of celery-progress + two(1, 2) articles regarding the process. seems straightforward.
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Celery task progress bar in React
The progress bar is one of the most useful UI components for tracking the actual progress of the task. But It is still a complex task to track the exact progress. In this tutorial, I will guide you to make the progress bar using celery-progress library with react.
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