New example: Distributed task queue #5126
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Adds an example of using Kubernetes to build a distributed task queue using Celery along with a RabbitMQ broker and Flower frontend. Resolves: kubernetes#1788
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nit: preference for yaml rather htan json
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Small nit that I think we'd prefer yaml to json for the config objects. I'm going to merge this as-is, feel free to send further revisions if you like. Thanks for the contribution! |
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New example: Distributed task queue
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Hi Brendan. You're welcome for the contribution. Sorry it wasn't in YAML, but I was taking inspiration from the Guestbook example which is in JSON. If I get some time in the future, I'll convert them to YAML and make an update. |
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Adds an example of using Kubernetes to build a distributed task queue
using Celery along with a RabbitMQ broker and Flower frontend.
Resolves: #1788