StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events app.events. Dispatcher[source] Receiver[source] State[source] default_dispatcher(hostname=None, enabled=True, buffer_while_offline=False)[source] dispatcher_cls = 'celery.events.dispatcher:EventDispatcher' version of Celery (5.0). For development docs, go here. celery.events Monitoring Event Receiver+Dispatcher. Events is a stream of messages sent for certain actions occurring in the worker (and clients

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events app.events. Dispatcher[source] Receiver[source] State[source] default_dispatcher(hostname=None, enabled=True, buffer_while_offline=False)[source] dispatcher_cls = 'celery.events.dispatcher:EventDispatcher' version of Celery (5.0). For development docs, go here. celery.events Monitoring Event Receiver+Dispatcher. Events is a stream of messages sent for certain actions occurring in the worker (and clients

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events app.events. Dispatcher[source] Receiver[source] State[source] default_dispatcher(hostname=None, enabled=True, buffer_while_offline=False)[source] dispatcher_cls = 'celery.events.dispatcher:EventDispatcher' version of Celery (5.0). For development docs, go here. celery.events Monitoring Event Receiver+Dispatcher. Events is a stream of messages sent for certain actions occurring in the worker (and clients

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events app.events. Dispatcher[source] Receiver[source] State[source] default_dispatcher(hostname=None, enabled=True, buffer_while_offline=False)[source] dispatcher_cls = 'celery.events.dispatcher:EventDispatcher' version of Celery (5.0). For development docs, go here. celery.events Monitoring Event Receiver+Dispatcher. Events is a stream of messages sent for certain actions occurring in the worker (and clients

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events field for incoming events, which is set to the time of when the event was received. app.events.Dispatcher now accepts a groups argument which decides a white-list of event groups that’ll be sent. The is the group. Currently there are only two groups: worker and task. A dispatcher instantiated as follows: >>> app.events.Dispatcher(connection, groups=['worker']) will only send worker related events

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events field for incoming events, which is set to the time of when the event was received. app.events.Dispatcher now accepts a groups argument which decides a white-list of event groups that’ll be sent. The is the group. Currently there are only two groups: worker and task. A dispatcher instantiated as follows: >>> app.events.Dispatcher(connection, groups=['worker']) will only send worker related events

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events 2.11. What’s new in Celery 3.1 (Cipater) 295 Celery Documentation, Release 4.0.0 • app.events.Dispatcher now accepts a groups argument which decides a white-list of event groups that’ll be sent. The is the group. Currently there are only two groups: worker and task. A dispatcher instantiated as follows: >>> app.events.Dispatcher(connection, groups=['worker']) will only send worker related events

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events field for incoming events, which is set to the time of when the event was received. app.events.Dispatcher now accepts a groups argument which decides a white-list of event groups that’ll be sent. The is the group. Currently there are only two groups: worker and task. A dispatcher instantiated as follows: >>> app.events.Dispatcher(connection, groups=['worker']) will only send worker related events

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events field for incoming events, which is set to the time of when the event was received. app.events.Dispatcher now accepts a groups argument which decides a white-list of event groups that’ll be sent. The is the group. Currently there are only two groups: worker and task. A dispatcher instantiated as follows: >>> app.events.Dispatcher(connection, groups=['worker']) will only send worker related events

StartStopStep): requires = {'celery.worker.consumer.connection:Connection'} event_dispatcher A app.events.Dispatcher object that can be used to send events. A consumer bootstep must require the Events 2.11. What’s new in Celery 3.1 (Cipater) 303 Celery Documentation, Release 4.1.0 • app.events.Dispatcher now accepts a groups argument which decides a white-list of event groups that’ll be sent. The is the group. Currently there are only two groups: worker and task. A dispatcher instantiated as follows: >>> app.events.Dispatcher(connection, groups=['worker']) will only send worker related events