at 0. is_eager Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel The current log level used. hostname Hostname request, pool, loglevel, logfile, **kw): Parameters • request – A TaskRequest. • pool – The task pool. • loglevel – Current loglevel. • logfile – Name of the currently used logfile. • consumer – The Consumer CELERYD_LOG_FILE The default file name the worker daemon logs messages to. Can be overridden using the --logfile option to celeryd. The default is None (stderr) CELERYD_LOG_LEVEL Worker log level, can be one

at 0. is_eager Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel The current log level used. hostname Hostname request, pool, loglevel, logfile, **kw): Parameters • request – A TaskRequest. • pool – The task pool. • loglevel – Current loglevel. • logfile – Name of the currently used logfile. • consumer – The Consumer after_setup_task_logger signals. Provides arguments: • loglevel The level of the logging object. • logfile The name of the logfile. • format The log format string. 2.12. Signals 81 Celery Documentation, Release 2

at 0. is_eager: Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile: The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel: The current log level used. hostname: Hostname request, pool, loglevel, logfile, **kw): Parameters: request – A TaskRequest. pool – The task pool. loglevel – Current loglevel. logfile – Name of the currently used logfile. consumer – The Consumer after_setup_task_logger signals. Provides arguments: loglevel The level of the logging object. logfile The name of the logfile. format The log format string. colorize Specify if log messages are colored or not

at 0. is_eager Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile The log file, can be passed on to get_logger() to gain access to the workers log file. See Logging CELERYD_LOG_FILE The default file name the worker daemon logs messages to. Can be overridden using the --logfile option to celeryd. The default is None (stderr) CELERYD_LOG_LEVEL Worker log level, can be one minutes). CELERYBEAT_LOG_FILE The default file name to log messages to. Can be overridden using the –logfile‘ option to celerybeat. The default is None (stderr). CELERYBEAT_LOG_LEVEL Logging level. Can be

at 0. is_eager Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel The current log level used. hostname Hostname request, pool, loglevel, logfile, **kw): Parameters • request – A TaskRequest. • pool – The task pool. • loglevel – Current loglevel. • logfile – Name of the currently used logfile. • consumer – The Consumer after_setup_task_logger signals. Provides arguments: • loglevel The level of the logging object. • logfile The name of the logfile. • format The log format string. • colorize Specify if log messages are colored or

at 0. is_eager: Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile: The log file, can be passed on to get_logger() to gain access to the workers log file. See Logging CELERYD_LOG_FILE The default file name the worker daemon logs messages to. Can be overridden using the --logfile option to celeryd. The default is None (stderr) CELERYD_LOG_LEVEL Worker log level, can be one minutes). CELERYBEAT_LOG_FILE The default file name to log messages to. Can be overridden using the –logfile` option to celerybeat. The default is None (stderr). CELERYBEAT_LOG_LEVEL Logging level. Can be

at 0. is_eager: Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile: The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel: The current log level used. hostname: Hostname request, pool, loglevel, logfile, **kw): Parameters: request – A TaskRequest. pool – The task pool. loglevel – Current loglevel. logfile – Name of the currently used logfile. consumer – The Consumer CELERYD_LOG_FILE The default file name the worker daemon logs messages to. Can be overridden using the --logfile option to celeryd. The default is None (stderr) CELERYD_LOG_LEVEL Worker log level, can be one

at 0. is_eager: Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile: The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel: The current log level used. hostname: Hostname request, pool, loglevel, logfile, **kw): Parameters: request – A TaskRequest. pool – The task pool. loglevel – Current loglevel. logfile – Name of the currently used logfile. consumer – The Consumer after_setup_task_logger signals. Provides arguments: loglevel The level of the logging object. logfile The name of the logfile. format The log format string. colorize Specify if log messages are colored or not

at 0. is_eager Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel The current log level used. delivery_info Additional CELERYD_LOG_FILE The default file name the worker daemon logs messages to. Can be overridden using the --logfile option to celeryd. The default is None (stderr) CELERYD_LOG_LEVEL Worker log level, can be one minutes). CELERYBEAT_LOG_FILE The default file name to log messages to. Can be overridden using the –logfile option to celerybeat. The default is None (stderr). CELERYBEAT_LOG_LEVEL Logging level. Can be

at 0. is_eager: Set to True if the task is executed locally in the client, and not by a worker. logfile: The file the worker logs to. See Logging. loglevel: The current log level used. delivery_info: CELERYD_LOG_FILE The default file name the worker daemon logs messages to. Can be overridden using the --logfile option to celeryd. The default is None (stderr) CELERYD_LOG_LEVEL Worker log level, can be one minutes). CELERYBEAT_LOG_FILE The default file name to log messages to. Can be overridden using the –logfile option to celerybeat. The default is None (stderr). CELERYBEAT_LOG_LEVEL Logging level. Can be