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Would you consider a new feature (if there is not a similar one already that i couldn't find) which is writing the celery results in a temporary cache backend (like Redis for example), and having a callable Django management command to retrieve multiple results and dump them in bulk as well into a Database (Postgres for e.g)??
This way we could have the "historical" data without massacring our database even if it was not up to date.
In my case i only check these results in Django admin once in a while and before i do, i see myself running the command (or assigning it to celery beat) to get the updates into the database and into the admin.
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Would you consider a new feature (if there is not a similar one already that i couldn't find) which is writing the celery results in a temporary cache backend (like Redis for example), and having a callable Django management command to retrieve multiple results and dump them in bulk as well into a Database (Postgres for e.g)??
This way we could have the "historical" data without massacring our database even if it was not up to date.
In my case i only check these results in Django admin once in a while and before i do, i see myself running the command (or assigning it to celery beat) to get the updates into the database and into the admin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: