django-q2
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A multiprocessing distributed task queue for Django based on Django-Q
Hi, I'm using docker-compose to containerize two services, the main app service to queue tasks and the qcluster service to create qcluter. I'm using sqlite orm as a the borker....
Maybe this is a naive idea, but it's a little inconvenient to open two terminals, one for `python manage.py runserver ` and another for `pythyon manage.py qcluster`. If the server...
We are using a Oracle database, and using the ORM cluster: ```py Q_CLUSTER = { 'name': 'DjangORM', 'workers': 4, 'timeout': 90, 'retry': 120, 'queue_limit': 50, 'bulk': 10, 'orm': 'default', 'log_level':...
I'm trying to write a decorator that I can use to designate functions to be run via DjangoQ2. However, this decorator is causing infinite tasks to become enqueued. I'm worried...
I mean something like Celery's `AsyncResult(task_id).state`.
It would apply to all tasks generated by this schedule, but wouldn't have to apply to the whole cluster. AFAICT, there's no workaround here.
Besides Django-Q sometimes completely freezes up (admin panel available, although tasks are not running), sometimes Queued tasks section in admin panel is full of queued tasks that are queued to...
Fixes #160
This updates the docs back to django-q to stay consistent.
Thank you for taking over maintaining this project! I'm really enjoying having an alternative to Celery to play with, and my end goal is a simple containerised setup where I...