celerybeat-mongo2 0.2.2

A Celery Beat Scheduler that uses MongoDB to store both schedule definitions and status information

celerybeat-mongo2

A maintained fork of zmap/celerybeat-mongo, which has been archived upstream.

This is a Celery Beat Scheduler that stores both the schedules themselves and their status information in a backend Mongo database. It can be installed by installing the celerybeat-mongo2 Python egg:

# pip install celerybeat-mongo2

And specifying the scheduler when running Celery Beat, e.g.:

$ celery -A myproj beat -S celerybeatmongo.schedulers.MongoScheduler

Settings

The settings for the scheduler are defined in your celery configuration file similar to how other aspects of Celery are configured:

• mongodb_scheduler_url: The mongodb url connection used to store schedules.

• mongodb_scheduler_db: The Mongodb database name

• mongodb_scheduler_collection (optional): the collection name used by model. If no value are specified, the default value will be used: schedules.

Usage

Celerybeat-mongo supports Interval, Crontab and Solar schedules. Schedules easily can be manipulated using the mongoengine models in celerybeatmongo.models module.

Example creating interval-based periodic task

To create a periodic task executing at an interval you must first create the interval object:

from celery import Celery
from celerybeatmongo import PeriodicTask, connect_from_app

app = Celery("hello")
app.conf.update(
    mongodb_scheduler_db="my_project",
    mongodb_scheduler_url="mongodb://localhost:27017",
)
connect_from_app(app)

periodic = PeriodicTask(
    name='Importing contacts',
    task="proj.import_contacts",
    schedule=PeriodicTask.Interval(every=10, period="seconds"),
)
periodic.save()

Example creating crontab periodic task

A crontab schedule has the fields: minute, hour, day_of_week, day_of_month and month_of_year, so if you want the equivalent of a 30 7 * * 1 (Executes every Monday morning at 7:30 a.m) crontab entry you specify:

from celery import Celery
from celerybeatmongo import PeriodicTask, connect_from_app

app = Celery("hello")
app.conf.update(
    mongodb_scheduler_db="my_project",
    mongodb_scheduler_url="mongodb://localhost:27017",
)
connect_from_app(app)

periodic = PeriodicTask(name="Send Email Notification", task="proj.notify_customers")
periodic.schedule = PeriodicTask.Crontab(minute="30", hour="7", day_of_week="1",
                           day_of_month="*", month_of_year="*")
periodic.save()

Example creating solar periodic task

A solar schedule fires at a solar event (sunrise, sunset, etc.) at a given latitude/longitude. For example, to send a morning briefing at sunrise in London:

from celery import Celery
from celerybeatmongo import PeriodicTask, connect_from_app

app = Celery("hello")
app.conf.update(
    mongodb_scheduler_db="my_project",
    mongodb_scheduler_url="mongodb://localhost:27017",
)
connect_from_app(app)

periodic = PeriodicTask(name="Morning briefing", task="proj.send_briefing")
periodic.schedule = PeriodicTask.Solar(
    event="sunrise",
    latitude=51.5074,
    longitude=-0.1278,
)
periodic.save()

Supported events: dawn_astronomical, dawn_nautical, dawn_civil, sunrise, solar_noon, sunset, dusk_civil, dusk_nautical, dusk_astronomical.