I have recently started with django. And I started doing a small project. I've been using celery with redis worker. And every to use celery and redis I have to run the celery and redis server and then django server. Which is a bit lengthy process. I have two questions. 1. Am I doing the right thing by running the servers everytime or are there any other right method to this process? 2. If I'm in the right direction, is there any method to do this?
I tried circus.ini , but it did not work.
If you use UNIX system:
&
command.redis-server & celery -A app_name worker -l info & python manage.py runserver
Disadvantage of this approach - redis and celery will work in the background even after a shutdown of django dev server. So you need to terminate these processes. See this unix se answer for examples how to do that.
So you can create 2 bash scripts start.sh
(contains commands with &
) and cleanup.sh
(terminate processes) and run them respectively.
For production see purpose #2