This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This post has been built over this very good post by Matt Woodward. The main edits/additions I’ve made to the original article are: Added the section on configuring a MySQL or Sqlite3 database on Windows. Added information on configuring the Firewall to access… Continue reading Setting up Django on Windows IIS Server
Month: February 2019
Why and When to use Celery with Python Web Servers
“Celery is an asynchronous task queue based on distributed message passing.” Let’s break that down: asynchronous => events happen outside of the main program flow. task queue based=> queues up the tasks to be performed. (The tasks themselves are queued up in a tool like Redis or RabbitMQ.) distributed message passing => multiple processes can… Continue reading Why and When to use Celery with Python Web Servers