Great tutorial. You really are a good teacher: you understand that people need to really understand how tools work to use it confidently and genuinely. I am starting a job (new role) that requires to master celery quickly and your videos make the difference. The documentation is confusing and the majority of tutorials are only practical "getting started" stuff. On the other-side conferences lecturers talk to people who already understand them. I would be interested interested in more details that are covered in the user guide.
All the stuff is very good and the way you explained is brilliant 👍 thank you . When I searched for the celery, got your videos and I strated working on it . Its going very smoothly 😊 thank you for sharing your knowledge 👏
All the stuff is very good And the way you Explained is also brillant 👏When I searched for the celery and I got your series And started working on it.Its going very smoothly 😊thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍
🔴 Don't miss the ending part of this video, I have an important message for you - 59:15 ✅ Do watch this video after you have watched this if you want to know when to use celery and when to use multithreading, multiprocessing etc. - ua-cam.com/video/y_FkspGs6ro/v-deo.html 👉 In case anyone wants to connect with me 1:1, feel free to schedule it on my calendar - topmate.io/priyanshugupta 🗒Article: www.priyanshuofcl.com/blogs/celery Don't forget to like 👍 the video and subscribe 🔴 to my channel if you really want to level up your skills to have an edge over others.
this a great tutorial, first time landing on your channel and i can say your explanation on this concept is the best so far to what i have come across. i keep learning from your channel
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial how do i use greenlet.settrace from within the celery task to monitoe whenever greenlets yield control to other greenlets . I need to log this event for a given celery worker of gevent pool with concurreny 3
thank you. explanation focus on concept not on writing code. good explanation. if you split this video in several small videos as playlist about celery it will be good. I suggess to comment PAAS like Heroku and serveless like AWS support for celery in deployed django project
Thanks a million to brother, I really appreciate the value of knowledge you share and the nonstop hardwork you did to create these videos for us. Thank u so much.
Thanks Broda you actually did a right thing making this playlist i was fed up searching for the right resources about celery this tutorial covered nicely and one more suggestion this being totally theorotical u can push this video to part 1 and keep the rest of the videos after this coz most of the other tutorials have covered the other videos but this particular video is the highlight of this playlist anyways Kudos to you :)
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Keep making such content, very much useful for making highly scalable apps. Not only celery, this concept itself is much needed irrespective of framework
So what you can do is first decide the pool of celery according to your tasks(cpu intensive/io operations). Try to increase the workers and use the full capacity of your ec2. You can also make dedicated queues for different task types and respectively make the separate celery workers(listening to dedicated queue). This will reduce the load on one queue. Then you can deploy rabbitmq on a separate server. Then you can deploy the celery workers on a new ec2 machine in order to scale horizontally. In order to manage services over different machines easily, you can use ec2 auto scaling feature, or you can use docker swarm/kubernetes.
thankyou for your video i have some problem with celery my work station has 64 core (128 threads) 251GB RAM i want to parallel run my process running my single one task require around 30 minutes and internally one task use internally 10 processor (threads) and around 10 GB RAM required i hae used concurrency , autoscale also when i run manually 20 ~ 25 tasks are optimal at a time if i set concurrency 20 then the celery is waiting all 20 tasks to complete not jumping to 21 if first 1 , 2 task completed do you have any idea ? can you write me a celery options so i can try ? thank you from S.Korea
brother windows par concurrency and autoscale karne par celery task receive karta hai but execute nahi karta. i want to autosclae my celery workers according to processes load on windows. should i create multiple pool=solo but it will run fixed amount workers even when there is not need. so what should i do tasks are processing type
Sir ek video django testing using faker in depth One video on django ORM deep knowledge Then start a series in API with project or project kisi ka clone ya phir esa kuch jisme doubt clear ho jaye ki api mai validation ko kese lagde jese python mai lgate the
It should take around 0.5 seconds to send each mail. So you can estimate accordingly. Plus you can optimize it further by sending in batches and using pool of workers(here thread or gevent makes more sense as its an io operation)
This can happen due to various reasons. Please message on discord server or telegram with more details, so that I can understand your problem properly.
Where were you, this channel is so underrated.
Always maintain quality work and solve production and top-level problems. thanks dude
great videos on celery, I was afraid first to implement it in my project since it's a big change but now am comfortable.
keep going.
Thats great 😊
No one in UA-cam has explained Celery in depth till now.
oh men thanks for the tutorial, i am not english spekaer but i undertand all of this tutorial! thank you for sharing
Great tutorial. You really are a good teacher: you understand that people need to really understand how tools work to use it confidently and genuinely. I am starting a job (new role) that requires to master celery quickly and your videos make the difference. The documentation is confusing and the majority of tutorials are only practical "getting started" stuff. On the other-side conferences lecturers talk to people who already understand them.
I would be interested interested in more details that are covered in the user guide.
Yes, you got me right. Thanks by the way.
All the stuff is very good and the way you explained is brilliant 👍 thank you . When I searched for the celery, got your videos and I strated working on it . Its going very smoothly 😊 thank you for sharing your knowledge 👏
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial Hi, how could i use greenlet.settrace inside celery task so that i could know whenever control switches between greenlets?
This tutorial has broadened my perspective. Thank you for taking the time to explain.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this series, I learned a lot from it. And this is the most detailed explain about Celery that I have ever seen.
My pleasure 😇
Great sir i got it ur concept priyanshu sir
All the stuff is very good And the way you Explained is also brillant 👏When I searched for the celery and I got your series And started working on it.Its going very smoothly 😊thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍
Thats great 😊. So happy to read this
🔴 Don't miss the ending part of this video, I have an important message for you - 59:15
✅ Do watch this video after you have watched this if you want to know when to use celery and when to use multithreading, multiprocessing etc. - ua-cam.com/video/y_FkspGs6ro/v-deo.html
👉 In case anyone wants to connect with me 1:1, feel free to schedule it on my calendar - topmate.io/priyanshugupta
🗒Article: www.priyanshuofcl.com/blogs/celery
Don't forget to like 👍 the video and subscribe 🔴 to my channel if you really want to level up your skills to have an edge over others.
this a great tutorial, first time landing on your channel and i can say your explanation on this concept is the best so far to what i have come across. i keep learning from your channel
Hope you learn more from the channel and see something new
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial how do i use greenlet.settrace from within the celery task to monitoe whenever greenlets yield control to other greenlets . I need to log this event for a given celery worker of gevent pool with concurreny 3
Very well explained. Everthing at one place for django background tasking.
Thank You Sir
thank you.
explanation focus on concept not on writing code.
good explanation.
if you split this video in several small videos as playlist about celery it will be good.
I suggess to comment PAAS like Heroku and serveless like AWS support for celery in deployed django project
Thanks a million to brother, I really appreciate the value of knowledge you share and the nonstop hardwork you did to create these videos for us. Thank u so much.
Thank you for your positive feedback! I'm glad you liked my work.
My pleasure😊@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial
thanks man, nice refresher for deeper concepts and not just a basic hello world setup
Glad you like it. Thanks for commenting.
Crystal clear explanation
Thanks buddy!!
Excellent presentation!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you because you are shearing this knowledge. Greetings from Serbia.
My pleasure!
Greetings from Brazil! Thanks for sharing such knowledge!
Welcome 🤞
Thanks Priyanka ji..you are too nice and smart
Superb video. Thankyou so much
Great tutorial for celery. Detail explanation, seamless throughout the tutorial. Keep up the good work.
Thanks bro
This is amazing. I just landed on your channel and I am glad I did.
Thanks a tonnn brother. Im stunned by the clarity of your knowledge.
Thanks
Thanks Broda you actually did a right thing making this playlist i was fed up searching for the right resources about celery this tutorial covered nicely and one more suggestion this being totally theorotical u can push this video to part 1 and keep the rest of the videos after this coz most of the other tutorials have covered the other videos but this particular video is the highlight of this playlist anyways Kudos to you :)
Hellow -----
My self Abdullah from bangladesh .
I Watch your video regularly and now i complete django playlist.
i learn everything from your youtube ---
thank you ---
I have a request to you that please make a video how to use django custom admin panel instead django default admin templare....
please
please
please --------- i wait for your notification
brother , your doing super duper job please continue the good work
Thank you. Continuing!!
Thanks a lot brother ❤
what a mind blowing video bro? keep uploading this types of content.
Sure bro
Priyanshu! Great video. I'd like to translate these series to spanish but I don't find the option of adding transcript. Let me know if you can add it!
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Hellow -----
Request to you that please make a video how to use django custom admin panel instead django default admin templare....
Wait For Your video Notificaiton
Why this video have less like... This is very amazing and helpful video... 🙏 Thanks buddy
My pleasure 😇
Thanks for the explaining !! Very good video, now I understand a bit more Celery!
Thank you 😊
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial come back bro where u gone ???
I really liked your explanation bro excellent, and you really nailed it man.
Thank you so much
You are awesome for making this series of videos! Thank you!
Keep making such content, very much useful for making highly scalable apps. Not only celery, this concept itself is much needed irrespective of framework
Yes indeed!
Great video, Thanks for sharing.
You can also add managing queue, adding ofair and also one ques is it best to add asyncio inside celery task?
Thanks. Use asyncio inside your celery task if that single task has to peform multiple I/O operations.
Excelent🙂
Thanks for the video
It helped me a lot
Welcome ✌️
Please make a video regarding Eventlet & gevent please
awesome lecture...
Very useful
Thanks a lot for your hard work.
This is a great playlist !!
Wow Amazed !! thanks for the help ! really helps a lot
Can you please make me understand how can I use compute of ec2 for celery ? how scaling will happen over there ?
So what you can do is first decide the pool of celery according to your tasks(cpu intensive/io operations). Try to increase the workers and use the full capacity of your ec2. You can also make dedicated queues for different task types and respectively make the separate celery workers(listening to dedicated queue). This will reduce the load on one queue. Then you can deploy rabbitmq on a separate server. Then you can deploy the celery workers on a new ec2 machine in order to scale horizontally. In order to manage services over different machines easily, you can use ec2 auto scaling feature, or you can use docker swarm/kubernetes.
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial Thank you so much for quick reply. Much appreciated !!!
best video
i find your channel is like i find diamond 💎 😀
So happy to hear that 😊. Hope you get the valuable content.
This was very helpful. Can you please also upload it on green threads?
Thanks for the motivation brother :)
Now i can keep celery in my resume
Yes definitely 💯
Best Video
thankyou for your video
i have some problem with celery
my work station has 64 core (128 threads)
251GB RAM
i want to parallel run my process
running my single one task require around 30 minutes and internally one task use internally 10 processor (threads) and around 10 GB RAM required
i hae used concurrency , autoscale also
when i run manually 20 ~ 25 tasks are optimal at a time
if i set concurrency 20 then the celery is waiting all 20 tasks to complete
not jumping to 21 if first 1 , 2 task completed
do you have any idea ?
can you write me a celery options so i can try ?
thank you
from S.Korea
Great Tutorial!
great tutorial as always😀
Detailed explanation
Great work
Keep posting
Can we pause and resume celery task?
Yes, checkout 4th part of this series
Great Content Bhai! Thank you, keep making such content.
Good course
I did complete your 700 Likes😇😇
Great, thanks for the video.
Awesome content
very informative! thank you...
My pleasure
Thank u so much!
thanks a lot bro...upload more videos like this
Definitely 💯
great explanation
brilliant ❤️
Great tutorial❤❤
Can you make video on flask redis and celery to cache any task query from database
It's Amazing!
thanks.
Great work
brother windows par concurrency and autoscale karne par celery task receive karta hai but execute nahi karta. i want to autosclae my celery workers according to processes load on windows. should i create multiple pool=solo but it will run fixed amount workers even when there is not need. so what should i do tasks are processing type
you are the best
Nice video 👍
Wow amazing content man instantly subscribed
Thanks for the video, if possible could you show how to use celery with genericApi views and class based views?🙏
If you want to call celery task from view, its very easy. Just call task_name.delay()
Sir ek video django testing using faker in depth
One video on django ORM deep knowledge
Then start a series in API with project or project kisi ka clone ya phir esa kuch jisme doubt clear ho jaye ki api mai validation ko kese lagde jese python mai lgate the
Great tutorial 👍
This was very helpful.Can you please also upload on green threads?
Will try my best
bro how much time it will take for sending 10,000 to clients using celery concept.. i mean how many minutes it will take?
It should take around 0.5 seconds to send each mail. So you can estimate accordingly. Plus you can optimize it further by sending in batches and using pool of workers(here thread or gevent makes more sense as its an io operation)
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial thank ui
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial now celery threading will be support in windows machine or it will support only solo?
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial bro pool of workers (thread) this thread will support on windows 11?
Awesome Explanation Bro :)
Awesome!
can you share your ppt of celery ?
Superb work🙌🙌
Thank you
Thanks a lot bro!
good video brother
Thanks brother
Amazing video!
Subbed, excellent content.
Thanks bro
Hi
Priyanshu Gupta
46:27 - regard the gevent and eventet can you plese create video ? also about stateful tasks
thanks
perfect !
Please provide ppt, it will be very helpful
how can i deploy my celery web application for free ? currently im using pythonanywhere
it feels like, you have to work more on delivering.
Hi Bro can you provide some hands on coding for celery
If possible please make a video with code part explanation
See other parts of this series
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial ohk thanks
really good content, but your voice tone makes it difficult to follow. You could try toning it down maybe.. just a suggestion :P
Thanks for the tip!
WHat is the need of solo? Like why do we even need this?
You can use it if you want to perform a single task dedicatedly without any context switching
In my project celery not receive task and not performed task in background , please reply on my comment
This can happen due to various reasons. Please message on discord server or telegram with more details, so that I can understand your problem properly.
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial thanks for reply, celery is working now in my project
Bhai Hindi Mai Video banana kyu band kardi...please video Hindi Mai Bana dijiye if not Hindi mai ek channel Banayo Thanks
See, many people dont know hindi, thats why I am making videos in English. I will think about making a separate channel in hindi.
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial then it’s good idea to make separate Channel in Hindi Will be subscribe there as well Thanks 🙏
@@PriyanshuGuptaOfficial I only speak three European languages. Fortunately, for me, it was not in Hindi.
Biggest waste of time. The author just discusses terms and no code at all. Sensational title though. Lower your expectations.