Web monitoring Management Service-flower of parallel processing framework celery

Flower:real-time Celery Web-monitor

Flower is a real-time the web based monitor and administration tool for celery. It is the under active development, but was already an essential tool. Being the recommended monitor for celery, it obsoletes the Django-admin Monitor, Celerymon and the ncurses based monitor.

Flower is pronounced as "flow", but can also with the botanical version if you prefer.

Features

• Real-time monitoring using celery Events

• Task progres s and history.

• Ability to show task details (arguments, start time, runtime, and more)

• Graphs and statistics

• Remote Control

• View worker status and statistics.

• Shutdown and restart worker instances.

• Control worker pool size and autoscale settings.

• View and modify the queues a worker instance consumes from.

• View currently running tasks

• View Scheduled Tasks (Eta/countdown)

• View reserved and revoked tasks

• Apply time and rate limits

• Configuration Viewer

• Revoke or terminate tasks

• HTTP API

• OpenID authentication

Screenshots

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Usage

You can use the PIP to install Flower:

$ pip Install flower

Running The flower command would start a web-server that you can visit:

$ celery-a proj Flower

The default port is http://localhost:5555, and you can change this using the–portargument:

$ celery-a proj Flower--port=5555

Broker URL can also be passed through the–brokerargument:

$ celery Flower--broker=amqp://guest:[email protected]:5672//or$ celery Flower--broker=redis://guest:[email protected]:6379/0

Then, you can visit flower in your Web browser:

$ open http://localhost:5555

Web monitoring Management Service-flower of parallel processing framework celery