Learn Django Celery - Sending Emails with Django and Celery - Part-2

[@АндрейЧеремисин-щ7к]

Спасибо больше за видео, начав изучать celery столкнулся с тем, что почему то не по одному туториалу у меня не получалось сделать рабочую программу, но благодаря вам я наконец с этим справился!!!!

[@ricardofelixmonteironeto9624]

Thanks a lot, you helped me to save lot of time! Nice explanation and excellent examples!

[@veryacademy]

Glad to hear that!

Thank you. This is exactly what I needed. Precise and simple

[@goodlearner2379]

Another brilliant tutorial...thank you so much 😊

[@veryacademy]

You’re welcome 😊

[@umeshpandey5226]

Thank you for making such a awesome video for celery.....Love you Sir👍👍👍

[@veryacademy]

Most welcome 😊 I am building a celery course which will be in the channel soon. It’s the next course I am work on currently.

[@alexandergarzo9415]

Great video!

[@veryacademy]

Thanks!

[@user1491]

Hello, I think, "from celery.decorators import task" an so the decorator "@task" doesn´t exists at the moment. Is there an alternativ decorator? Greetings ...

[@MariusOdobasa]

Hey! You should change this: from celery import shared_task .... @shared_task(name="send_review_email_task") def send_review_email_task(name, email, review): .....

[@user1491]

@@MariusOdobasa Ok, thanks. I tried that, but the app does not send emails. Then I have to look again where the error lies ;-).

[@user1491]

When i try to send an Email the worker raises an error : ERROR/MainProcess] Task send_review_email_task[4d4302ee-944f-490f-afb8-239b09f725db] raised unexpected: TemplateSyntaxError("Invalid filter: 'save'") But ... there is no filter 'save' in the code ...

[@samirThapaSRT]

You will brow up some day keep making the django content lots of love😊😇

[@veryacademy]

Thanks, its all fun - numbers are good but, as long as it is useful content, everything is good 👍

[@ponnethajmal5751]

great!

[@elyasnaimzada3919]

great work it helped me alot

[@veryacademy]

Glad it helped! 👍

[@karakson]

Thank you! I would have a few questions. How did you find out that you have to structure your project like that? How do you find what modules must be imported to solve this problem? I know, it's Google, but these frameworks are rather large for me, and I hate to keep in mind so much functionality. Basically, I cannot see, how can I work with e.g. Celery without copying others code. I just want to learn to use the documentation but I don't know what's the most efficient way of that.

[@valett5229]

This structure is made for showing different functionality in different videos.

[@karakson]

​@@valett5229 Sound reasonable, thank you! Since this comment I played around a bit with celery (without Django since for my tasks I don't need that). I realized that it does not support Windows officially but some parts of it work just fine. Also, I could not define specific task queues (other than default) for multiple workers. I could not find out where am I wrong. (I think it must be related to Windows, since it worked for Celery beats.)

[@valett5229]

using a function and only after defining it is quite confusing, e.g. 6:11

[@veryacademy]

noted thank you

[@lucastavares4908]

Super cool, can you implements Multithreading or something like that to speed up?

[@veryacademy]

Have a look at the --pool option. You can choose between processes or threads, using the --pool command line argument.

[@budi0580]

Thanks for an awesome video bro. I am very new to celery. I just wondering in prod, do we need cluster of celery ? 🙏

[@veryacademy]

Need is difficult to say - every project has different needs. If you are new to celery - don't worry about production yet, just learn the basics first then bam your answer your own question 😁

[@budi0580]

@@veryacademy I am planning to implement this in my work. So i need worry about prod. Anw, If I have two celery workers (in different server) that connet to the same rabbit/redis cluster. Can we distribute workload among the worker ? I know that rabbit's consumer by default can do that (round robin). I guest that behind the scene, the celery actually create rabbit/redis consumer/subscriber, am I right ? 🙏

[@gustavoarias388]

Thank you very much for the video, it helped me to build my email and task. Now, I was wondering how I could schedule a daily email at 9am in Windows. I was struggling with this for a couple of days and couldn't find how to do it. I would be glad if you can help me :)

[@denmarkgarcia5153]

Hi, when I'm sending email I receive 3 tasks, and also recieve 3 email I don't know want went wrong

[@yusupovjasur]

Thank you for the tutorial. However it didn't worked for me in TSL, then I changed to SSL, and it started working

[@dgiri2333]

All Tasks you assigned to Same Django Project only how to handover to other django server port do handle task ...

[@buzznep2315]

Here is the scenario: A user schedules email at two different dates , how do I make the worker for that to send email ?

[@punithpuni927]

where is the first part

[@abdullahatif7854]

Yes, I understand your question (problem) at the start that you wan to send an email at the form submission through celery. But now, I must say that you are over complicating the code for most beginners. There were also many direct methods to achieve this.

[@telecommunity2181]

sigh. This didn't teach me shit about how to actually write tasks with celery