Distributed Programming framework for Python.
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The Celery organization on GitHub hosts a wide range of repositories focused on distributed programming, primarily using Python. Notable projects include the core celery framework, kombu for messaging, and various Django integrations like django-celery-beat. Their public presence showcases active development in both Python and C, contributing to the open-source community.
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Public repositories
celery
Distributed Task Queue (development branch)
kombu
Messaging library for Python.
django-celery-beat
Celery Periodic Tasks backed by the Django ORM
django-celery
Old Celery integration project for Django
django-celery-results
Celery result back end with django
billiard
Multiprocessing Pool Extensions
py-amqp
amqplib fork
librabbitmq
Python bindings to librabbitmq-c
vine
Python promises
Celery-Kubernetes-Operator
An operator to manage celery clusters on Kubernetes (Work in Progress)
pytest-celery
Official pytest plugin for Celery.
cyme
Celery Instance Manager
cyanide
Celery stress testing and integration test support
ceps
Celery Enhancement Proposals
celeryproject
The official Celery Project website
case
Python unittest Utilities
jumpstarter
No description provided for this repository.
cookiecutter-celeryproject
Template for new Python projects.
amqpframe
AMQP framing.
sphinx_celery
Celery Sphinx Theme and Utilities
celerytest
Run monitored Celery workers for your integration tests
celery-wheelhouse
No description provided for this repository.
umbrella
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bootsteps
Program Initialization Toolkit
.github
Org-level integration with GitHub features
rabbitmq-c
RabbitMQ C client
qpid-proton
Fork of Apache Qpid Proton for Celery 5
Frequently asked questions
What does celery build on GitHub?
Celery builds a distributed programming framework primarily in Python, with additional repositories in C, Makefile, Shell, CSS, and HTML. The core repository, celery, serves as a distributed task queue widely used in various applications.
Which programming languages does celery use?
Celery predominantly uses Python for its main projects, alongside C for some bindings. Other languages such as Makefile, Shell, CSS, and HTML are also utilized across various repositories, reflecting a diverse development approach.
Are celery's repositories public?
Yes, all of celery's repositories on GitHub are public, allowing users and developers to access, contribute to, and audit their active projects. This openness is essential for fostering collaboration and transparency in their development efforts.
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