Re: Logging to Sentry from a Celery Task

[Jordi Llonch]

Try this, works like charm...

from raven import Client

from raven.contrib.celery import register_signal

client = Client() #using SENTRY_DSN environ

register_signal(client)

2013/5/23 Christopher Burnor <christoph...@gmail.com>

I'm having an issue logging to Sentry from within a celery task.  Errors in tasks work fine.  However, when I try to manually log an event, it gets logged to the celery logs, but not to the sentry server.

The code I'm using is:

@task

def myWorker():

  logger = logging.getLogger('celery.task')

  logger.addHandler(SentryHandler())

  logger.warn("Some condition happened", exc_info=True, extra={ 'extra': 'data' })

I've found some posts on here and around the net on this, but they all seem to be very out of date

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[Maikas Katastrofa]

Jordy, 

Where do you exactly put it ? in config ? in tasks.py ? in each task ? 

Sorry for my lack of understanding of how exactly all this works. But there seems to be no detailed info on this anywhere I was looking.

[Jordi Llonch]

Maikas,

Just set SENTRY_DSN as environ or the right parameters in raven.Client

Exceptions in tasks will be logged into Sentry.

Cheers

2013/8/21 Maikas Katastrofa <audrius....@gmail.com>

[Maikas Katastrofa]

Sorry for my stupidity, but I am even more confused now. Could you show me some example using tutorial code ? or something very obvious ? :)

[David Cramer]

You'd put it wherever you initialize your application.

e.g. somewhere that gets imported, but probably not settings.py

[Maikas Katastrofa]

so you just import it ? dont you need to do something with failure signals ?

[David Cramer]

You import whatever is going to hold the client and call register signals. 

[Matthieu Rigal]

I know this answer is old, but I think it wasn't updated in between and shows up early in Google.

I've tried to do this, in the task itself, as well as in my start module where I have the following

from celery import Celery

celery_app = Celery('myapp')

But it doesn't work...

Using celery 3.1 with sentry 6.4.4 on Django 1.6

Best,

Matthieu

[Matthieu Rigal]

OK, I've found the problem, since an upgrade to raven 5+, I need to add to Django settings:

CELERYD_HIJACK_ROOT_LOGGER = False

Thanks and sorry,

Matthieu