Django Queue Health
Simple django app for checking queue health. Targeted to be used for Kubernetes deployments to periodically schedule update_queue_timestamp and set timestamp and verified by test_queue_health as a probe to verify if worker works and is not stucked.
For an up to date and maintained version of this library, please checkout gitlab.com
Installation
Using pip:
pip install django-queue-health
From git:
pip install git+https://gitlab.com/adaptiware/django-queue-health.git
Usage
- Add "queuehealth" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...,
'queuechecker',
]
- Add variable "DQH_TRESHOLD" to your settings like this:
# Minutes treshold to check if there is queue log and if queue is running
DQH_TRESHOLD = 10
- Configure default django cache.
- Queue Health use django rq or celery.
- Use commands:
# Push job to queue that updates the timestamp
python manage.py update_queue_timestamp
# Check if timestamp in cache less than trashold
python manage.py test_queue_health
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