web2py-celery is not completed. Periodic tasks can be submitted but do not seem to run. :-(
On 12 Ago, 18:14, TheSweetlink <[email protected]> wrote: > Massimo, > > I didn't realize that there were other efforts to integrate celery > with web2py aside from yours or that yours was completed already. I > only offered mine up as a possible easy alternative for those who want > queuing or async insert into db to smooth out traffic spikes. If it > can be of use I will happily create an abstract example in a web2py > slice or provide the info however is most useful to the community. > > For clarification, my solution is separate from all others discussed. > It won't provide scheduling of any kind as is but will provide a way > for people to use Redis and HotQueue as a method to queue tasks to be > completed or to asynchronously insert into a db of users choice. > > It is hack-y in the sense that it uses what was intended to be just a > message queue creatively to queue tasks. The tasks I have set up are > no more than a BSON-serialized dict containing {'action': 'data'}. It > leaves a great deal of room to be creative and adapt to your > application as you can organize the data and process the queue however > you wish. > > It is simpler to implement and has fewer dependencies than celery with > web2py as well as several side-benefits. These include but are not > limited to: using the same system as for queuing/caching/pub/sub/ > ranking/?, useful data-types and more. > > -David > > On Aug 12, 3:20 pm, Massimo Di Pierro <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > > > > > > I am a bit confused. > > > Are you talking about plugin_celery > > (http://code.google.com/p/web2py-celery/) or about gluon/scheduler.py They > > are not the same thing. > > > Massimo
