2 years ago
The task at hand involves the configuration of Celery on the Railway platform, a process that has proven to be challenging. Despite an extensive search for relevant information, no actionable solutions have been found. The Django project, which is currently running on Railway with Redis, was subjected to a Procfile command in an attempt to execute Celery during the build process. However, this effort proved abortive as the command was ignored by the system.
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2 years ago
first remove any attempts to run celery during build, that's not what you want.
deploy two identical services into the same project, same variables, same repo, but in one service you will set the appropriate start command to start celery and in the other service you will set a start command to start django
2 years ago
first remove any attempts to run celery during build, that's not what you want.
deploy two identical services into the same project, same variables, same repo, but in one service you will set the appropriate start command to start celery and in the other service you will set a start command to start django
sorry Sir could you be a bit more explicit