Task queues manage background work asynchronously outside of a user request. With regard to web development, they are used to process tasks outside the typical request/response cycle. They are quite popular in microservice architectures for inter-microservice communication. Celery and RQ are the two most popular Python-based task queues.
The tutorials and articles on TestDriven focus on setting up and configuring task queues to work with Docker and various Python web Frameworks like Django and Flask.
J-O Eriksson
This post looks at how to manage periodic tasks with Django, Celery, and Docker.
Michael Herman
This post looks at how to configure Celery to handle long-running tasks in a Django app.
Michael Herman
This post looks at how to configure Celery to handle long-running tasks in a FastAPI app.
Michael Herman
This post shows how to integrate Celery into the Python-based Falcon web framework.
Michael Herman
This post looks at how to configure Celery to handle long-running tasks in a Flask app.
Michael Herman
This post looks at how to configure Redis Queue (RQ) to handle long-running tasks in a Flask app.
Michael Herman
This post looks at how to implement several asynchronous task queues using the Python multiprocessing library and Redis.
Michael Yin
Making Celery work nicely with Django Database Transactions.
Michael Herman
This blog post looks at how to send confirmation emails to newly registered users with Flask, Redis Queue, and Amazon SES.
Michael Yin
Automatically retry failed Celery tasks.
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