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Django view to render Celery status

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This is simple module which can be used to test running Celery tasks.

Usage:

  • add django_celery_statuspage to your APPLICATIONS

  • add url(‘^status/celery/’, ‘django_celery_statuspage.views.ping’), to your url definition

  • open /status/celery/ page on your website

Opening /status/celery/ page creates one dummy task, runs it and returns its result. If the task result is not obtained withing 5 seconds, response is 500.

The /status/celery/ page can be added to your Nagios/Icinga monitoring.

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