Example of how to handle background processes with Flask, Celery, and Docker
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Integrating Flask API backend with Celery for long running tasks
docker redis flask docker-compose celery flask-api celery-tasks flask-restapi flask-redis celery-redis flask-celery flask-celery-docker celery-docker
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Jun 1, 2020 - Python
Flask Celery RabbitMQ Redis, A dockerized application which is really fast and scales easily, only docker and docker-compose is needed on your machine, rest is handled by me :)
docker redis flask rabbitmq celery task-scheduler task-queue celery-redis flask-celery-docker celery-rabbitmq flask-celery-rabbitmq-redis
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Jan 7, 2022 - Python
Docker-Compose template for orchestrating a Flask app with a Celery queue using Redis or RabbitMQ
python docker nginx redis cors flask rabbitmq docker-compose celery flask-celery flask-celery-docker template-flask
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Dec 8, 2022 - Python
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