How can I monitor Celery tasks running in Docker?
You can monitor Celery tasks in Docker using tools like Flower, Prometheus, or Grafana. Would you like to know how to set up one of these?
Yes, tell me about setting up Flower.
To set up Flower, you need to install it in your Docker container. You can do this by adding it to your Dockerfile or using pip. Then, run Flower with the command: celery -A your_project flower
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What features does Flower provide for monitoring?
Flower provides real-time monitoring of task progress, task history, and worker status. You can also see task details and control workers from the web interface.
Can I integrate Flower with other monitoring tools?
Yes, you can integrate Flower with Prometheus and Grafana for more advanced monitoring and visualization of your Celery tasks.
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