As @chris-wheadon suggested in his comment, you should try to run celery as a deamon in the background. AWS Elastic Beanstalk uses supervisord already to run some deamon processes. So you can leverage that to run celeryd and avoid creating a custom AMI for this. It works nicely for me. What I do is to … Read more
revoke cancels the task execution. If a task is revoked, the workers ignore the task and do not execute it. If you don’t use persistent revokes your task can be executed after worker’s restart. https://docs.celeryq.dev/en/stable/userguide/workers.html#worker-persistent-revokes revoke has an terminate option which is False by default. If you need to kill the executing task you need … Read more
This question was answered on google groups. I AM NOT THE AUTHOR, all credit goes to Jean Mark Here’s a proper solution for this. Confirmed working, In my scenario, I sub-classed Periodic Task and created a model out of it since I can add other fields to the model as I need and also so … Read more
EDIT: See other answers for getting a list of tasks in the queue. You should look here: Celery Guide – Inspecting Workers Basically this: my_app = Celery(…) # Inspect all nodes. i = my_app.control.inspect() # Show the items that have an ETA or are scheduled for later processing i.scheduled() # Show tasks that are currently … Read more