Running a celery worker as a windows service

[Mohammed Noor]

Hello guys,

I have a celery worker that I need to be running on a server 24/7. Currently, I am running it in a cmd window. But I need to convert this to a background windows service  so that it can run always without the danger of being closed by anyone. 

Any ideas how this can be done? 

Regards,

Mohammed Noor

[Jason]

there's documentation on this http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/userguide/daemonizing.html

but not sure if they're compatible with windows.

[Mohammed Noor]

Thanks. 

I solved it by writing a batch file to run the celery worker and creating a windows task to run the batch file. 

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