Django Running Celery with Supervisor Running Supervisor
Example
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Create a script to start celery worker. Insert your script within your app. For example:
stack/bin/celery_worker_start#!/bin/bash NAME="StackOverflow Project - celery_worker_start" PROJECT_DIR=/home/stackoverflow/apps/proj/proj/ ENV_DIR=/home/stackoverflow/apps/proj/env/ echo "Starting $NAME as `whoami`" # Activate the virtual environment cd "${PROJECT_DIR}" if [ -d "${ENV_DIR}" ] then . "${ENV_DIR}bin/activate" fi celery -A stack --loglevel='INFO' -
Add execution rights to your newly created script:
chmod u+x bin/celery_worker_start -
Install supervisor (skip this test if supervisor already installed)
apt-get install supervisor -
Add config file for your supervisor in order to start you celery. Place it in
/etc/supervisor/conf.d/stack_supervisor.conf[program:stack-celery-worker] command = /home/stackoverflow/apps/stack/src/bin/celery_worker_start user = polsha stdout_logfile = /home/stackoverflow/apps/stack/src/logs/celery_worker.log redirect_stderr = true environment = LANG = en_US.UTF-8,LC_ALL = en_US.UTF-8 numprocs = 1 autostart = true autorestart = true startsecs = 10 stopwaitsecs = 600 priority = 998 -
Reread and update supervisor
sudo supervisorctl reread stack-celery-worker: available sudo supervisorctl update stack-celery-worker: added process group -
Basic commands
sudo supervisorctl status stack-celery-worker stack-celery-worker RUNNING pid 18020, uptime 0:00:50 sudo supervisorctl stop stack-celery-worker stack-celery-worker: stopped sudo supervisorctl start stack-celery-worker stack-celery-worker: started sudo supervisorctl restart stack-celery-worker stack-celery-worker: stopped stack-celery-worker: started
