Celery
Installing Airbrake in a Celery application
The pybrake
package makes it quick and easy to monitor your Celery app’s
performance. It only takes a few minutes to start collecting real performance data so let’s jump right in!
Key Features
- Automatically report exceptions from your Celery app
- Support for Airbrake Performance Monitoring
- Simple to install and configure
Installation & Configuration
Set up the Pybrake’s middleware and project config for your web application
Step 1: Install the latest version of pybrake
Airbrake for Celery uses our official Python notifier pybrake. To install run:
pip install -U pybrake
Step 2: Configure the Airbrake AIOHTTP middleware
First, import Celery middleware from the pybrake package
from pybrake.middleware.celery import patch_celery
"""
The pybrake provides middleware for error notification and APM.
:param app: Required the Notifier instance to register error notifier and APM
to Celery application, example as below one.
"""
Next, make a pybrake notification instance with config parameters and register it into pybrake Celery middleware patch.
from pybrake import Notifier
notifier = Notifier(
project_id=99999,
project_key="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
environment="development"
)
patch_celery(notifier)
Now you are ready to start reporting errors and performance monitoring to Airbrake from your Celery app. Please look into sample example to get more idea.
Additional Settings
Please visit our Pybrake overview for details on useful features like:
- Sending errors to Airbrake
- Sending errors synchronously
- Adding custom params
- Ignoring notices
- Filtering/Blocking keys data
- Logging integration
- Sending route stats
- Sending route stats
- Sending route breakdowns
- Sending query stats
- Sending queue stats
Troubleshoot
If you have any questions or concerns, please address them here.