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breatheco-de/apiv2

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breatheco-de/apiv2

Welcome
4Geeks libraries
Getting started
Getting started
- Set up
  Set up
  - Works locally
    Works locally
    
    Introduction
    
    Devcontainer
    
    Works on host Operative System
  - Works on the cloud
    Works on the cloud
    
    Introduction
    
    Works on Gitpod
    
    Works on Codespaces
Essential
Essential
- Django
  Django
  - Introduction
  - URLs
  - Views
  - Models
  - Admin
  - Django commands
  - Signals and receivers
  - Templates
- Django Rest Framework
  Django Rest Framework
- Serpy
- Celery
  Celery
  - Introduction Introduction
    Table of contents
    
    Historical use on 4geeks
    
    Article about what is Celery.
  - Tasks
  - Calling
- 4geeks
  4geeks
  - Actions
  - Services
    Services
    
    Introduction
    
    First-party
    First-party
    
    Using services
    
    Writing services
    
    Token
Advanced
Advanced
- Celery
  Celery
Testing
Testing
- Running tests
- Multiple parameters
- Mixins
  Mixins
  - bc
  - bc.fake
  - bc.request
  - bc.database
  - bc.datetime
  - bc.format
  - bc.check
  - bc.cache
  - bc.random
- Mocks
  Mocks
  - Using mocks
  - Mock requests
Workflows
Workflows
- File uploading
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
- Journal
- Web
- Environment variables
- Studies
  Studies
  - Better HTTP client
  - Better Django worker
Not placed yet
Not placed yet
- Environment variables
- Fixtures
- Deployments
  Deployments
  - Environment variables
  - Configuring the Github secrets
- Apps
  Apps
  - Monitoring
    Monitoring
    
    Intro to monitoring
    
    Monitoring Scripts
  - Activities
  - 4Geeks.Admissions
- Security
  Security
- Services
  Services
  - Google Cloud
    Google Cloud
    
    Google Cloud Functions
    
    Storage
  - Slack
    Slack
    
    Icons
- Signals
  Signals
  - Quickstart

Introduction

Celery is a asynchronous task queue which provided us a way to implement parallelism in 4geeks, usually it is used for execute operation which taken a long time, and it only support Python.

Historical use on 4geeks

The support for asynchronous execution was added from Django 4, during a long time we used Django 3.12, and Celery helped us to deal with this purpose.

Article about what is Celery.

Read this.