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amqps:// scheme in Broker URL breaks Broker Tab #1369
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@DrMeers any update as to when this will be merged in master. |
@mher alguma novidade sobre o tema ? Tenho o mesmo problema usando o RabbitMQ |
Segue o celery_flower:
container_name: "celery_flower"
environment:
- PYTHONPATH=/app
- CELERY_BROKER_URL=amqps://guest:guest@rabbitmq:5672/vhost
- CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND=redis://redis:6379/0
- FLOWER_PORT=8888
image: mher/flower:latest
volumes:
- .:/app
command: celery flower --port=8888
ports:
- 8888:8888 |
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Issue here: mher#1369 Flower does not take into account the `BROKER_API` config setting right now if the scheme is set to `amqps`. It errors. This seems like it should not be the case, as there is no change required for the RabbitMQ API to work, regardless of amqp or amqps.
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Issue here: mher#1369 Flower does not take into account the `BROKER_API` config setting right now if the scheme is set to `amqps`. It errors. This seems like it should not be the case, as there is no change required for the RabbitMQ API to work, regardless of amqp or amqps.
Is there any update on this? |
This is also a problem in my deploy, is there a workaround? Using RabbitMQ on AWS |
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Running flower via
celery --broker=amqps://...
(as provided by CloudAMQP plugin on Heroku, for example) means when you check the Broker tab in the Flower dashboard you just see the error message'amqp' broker is not supported
which is confusing to say the least:It seems that simply adding a check for
amqps
inutils/broker.py
would allow this to work correctly; currently it raisesNotImplementedError
As far as I can see, the same
RabbitMQ
class should suffice and already seems to supporthttps
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