Django celery (djcelery) is considered obselete these days, but to me it seems to offer some unique features still. For example with djcelery one can allow the user to add a periodic task easily by creating an instance of their PeriodicTask
. Is this the best way to do this? If not how else could I allow users to manage periodic tasks in a django+celery app?
(Just to be clear I know I can hardcode periodic tasks in settings.py
celery beat schedule with djcelery
, but I'm talking about user management of periodic tasks, creating/updating/listing/deleting, via the admin or some mini app which interfaces a model like djcelery's PeriodicTask
model)
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Yes I'm aware, but like I said in the OP,I believe there are some things, which I've discussed, that are still not possible out of the box without djcelery. – fpghost Jan 04 '16 at 01:16