Background job processing using Python, FastAPI and Redis Queue | Python | Message Queue

[@Megalon11235]

Put forward extremely simply. Straigh-forward, to-the-point and no fluff! 11/10 would definitely recommend to everyone.

[@Induraj11]

point to point.. made so easy.. subscribed bro.. Thanks for the video

[@khanshehryar2258]

Just looking like a WOW. I was just sacred of this topic. You made it very easy.

[@codewithrajranjan]

So beautiful so elegant just looking like a wow

[@stepkurniawan]

We can clearly see the high quality video you put into. thanks!

[@sany2k8]

Do you have the next part of it? Reading data from redis queue and process.

[@ammadkhan4687]

Very beautifully explained. I am planning to implement this scenario to replace azure queue. As that is costing us more for volume of Queues deployed there. Any similar idea or video will be very much appreciated. Thank you for your effort.

[@codewithrajranjan]

Thanks . If you can explain your current architecture then i would be able to help

[@maheshmmmec]

Where would this function be executed, on the same compute where fast api is running?

[@marcgentner1322]

Do i setup the que on antoher server than the producer? Qnd what are the consumers? A application on a server or ? How do you host this fulltime?

[@abhishekbhosale3628]

How do we start workers on different machines rather than same machine as the server ?

[@contactkashif]

Nice tutorial. I don't get which part was the consumer?

[@betterhumans1752]

How can I have a background process that uses a UI so the user can alter settings?

[@KivySchool]

Thanks for your high quality tutorial. I am struggling to understand how to use `redis` to cache the response from some routes on FastAPI. For example, I have a route GET /posts. This route takes 50~70ms to process and return a response. How can I cache this response with redis, so that the next time someone query GET /posts in the next 30 seconds, it returns a faster response? And suppose someone makes a new post, how can I force the `cache` to refresh? I tried to use this library "pip install fastapi-cache2", but haven't had success using redis with it. I would appreciate a tutorial from you on this, thanks!

[@stestingtesting]

i am getting Waiting for background tasks to complete. (CTRL+C to force quit) while sending bulk emails did you know the solution of this problem

[@jimmyauris8412]

There is a guide to make this in production? Thanks 🎉

[@billluo9568]

Easy to understand!

[@nisharohilla5918]

Thank you for the video Sir, Is there a way to count the pending queues in redis?

[@chikosan99]

Very nice (: So the job process happing in the redis server (worker) and not in the fastapi server ?! if my job have module depends ? Thanks

[@manjit1305]

i am using windows10 os. When i run the "rq worker" i get this error: child_pid = os.fork() ^^^^^^^ AttributeError: module 'os' has no attribute 'fork'

[@murtazasingapurwala8044]

Hey, actually i am receving an error ... ValueError: time data '' does not match format '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ' I am using windows subsystem for linux and have installed "python3-rq" library to run command "rq worker "

[@nirajgautam403]

How to get the status of the job continuously.

[@codewithrajranjan]

jobInstance.get_status(refresh=True) Possible values are queued, started, deferred, finished, stopped, scheduled, canceled and failed. If refresh is True fresh values are fetched from Redis.

[@MohammadDLitoo]

awesome tut... is it possible for you to show us celery rabbit mq grpc in python in future ?

[@codewithrajranjan]

Sure . Will keep that in mind and try to make content on that