Instax
Making celery monitoring easier, using statsd.
Usage
You first need to configure the statsd client like explained in the docs : http://statsd.readthedocs.org/en/latest/configure.html#from-the-environment
Launch your celery worker with the --events argument
celery worker --events
Then run instax with the following arguments
celery events -c instax.Instax --frequency=10.0
Frequency in the number of seconds that elapse between two data gatherings.
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