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Django + Celery on Okteto Demo

Prerequisites

Okteto CLI >= 1.8.17. Follow this guide to upgrade to the latest version.

Overview

This example shows how to leverage Okteto to develop a Django + Celery Sample App directly on Kubernetes. The Django + Celery Sample App is deployed using raw Kubernetes manifests.

This is the application used for the How to Develop a Django + Celery app in Kubernetes blog post.

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Celery worker cannot connect

Here are some of the logs:

worker-okteto-55cdf55f5d-zpbrzworker[2022-05-19 13:35:26,740: ERROR/MainProcess] consumer: Cannot connect to amqp://admin:**@queue:5672//: [Errno 111] Connection refused.
worker-okteto-55cdf55f5d-zpbrzworker Trying again in 18.00 seconds...

[Question] Why is there both docker-compose.yml as well as okteto.yml

which one takes precedence if both are present. Thank you

Python error when running "okteto up"

Followed the instructions here: https://www.okteto.com/blog/develop-django-celery-app-in-kubernetes/

When I ran the "okteto up" command, after selecting the correct Kubernetes context, it throws a Python error about importing Celery.

I'm running okteto against a 3-node K3s cluster. The "kubectl apply -f manifests" command succeeded, and all of the resources are green in the Kubernetes Dashboard. However, once I get the error with "okteto up", the "worker" resources go red in the Kubernetes Dashboard.

Versions:

$ okteto version
okteto version 2.21.0

$ k3s --version
k3s version v1.26.4+k3s1 (8d0255af)
go version go1.19.8

Output of "okteto up" command attached.
out.txt

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