What is the benefit of pyramid_celery if I am using a standard celeryconfig rather than the ini file?

[Jo G]

I've asked this on stack overflow as well.

So I have a pyramid app which stores data in zodb (Substanced) and also creates a solr index for a speedy search of that data. Some of the solr indexing takes a while so I am wanting to make the solr indexing asynchronous. I am going to use rabbitmq and celery.

Do I benefit from using pyramid_celery? I don't want to use the ini file to store the celery config and there are no scheduled tasks so no celery beats. This is small scale and all of the processes/tasks will run on one machine.

Thanks

[John Anderson]

Absolutely nothing.  pyramid_celery is specifically for sharing your ini configuration / app configuration with your celery workers.  If you don't have a need to share those things you have no need for pyramid_celery :)

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[Jo G]

Ah I see, so I need the root object of my pyramid application. I've just used bootstrap to get env. Am I redoing something that is already there in pyramid_celery? I could only see the registry.

Thanks

On Wednesday, 9 November 2016 15:21:57 UTC, Sontek wrote:

Absolutely nothing.  pyramid_celery is specifically for sharing your ini configuration / app configuration with your celery workers.  If you don't have a need to share those things you have no need for pyramid_celery :)

On Wed, Nov 9, 2016 at 5:10 AM, Jo G <joannegil...@gmail.com> wrote:

I've asked this on stack overflow as well.

So I have a pyramid app which stores data in zodb (Substanced) and also creates a solr index for a speedy search of that data. Some of the solr indexing takes a while so I am wanting to make the solr indexing asynchronous. I am going to use rabbitmq and celery.

Do I benefit from using pyramid_celery? I don't want to use the ini file to store the celery config and there are no scheduled tasks so no celery beats. This is small scale and all of the processes/tasks will run on one machine.

Thanks

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