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A Slack extension for Celery.

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Celery-slack is a Celery extension that posts messages to a Slack channel regarding a Celery application, its beat schedule, and its worker task execution. Optionally those messages can link to Flower task pages.

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Prerequisites

To use this package you will need a Slack App that is part of your Slack workspace. You can create an App from this page. This App should have an incoming webhook registered to one of your Slack channels. See Slack incoming webhooks for more information.

Installation

Celery-slack is a python package available on pypi. It can be installed using pip:

pip install celery-slack

Basic usage

The most basic implementation of celery-slack requires a Celery instance object and a Slack webhook corresponding to a Slack channel. A simple example might look something like this:

from celery import Celery
from celery_slack import Slackify


SLACK_WEBHOOK = 'https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXX/YYY/ZZZ'

app = Celery('project')
app.config_from_object('project.config')

slack_app = Slackify(app, SLACK_WEBHOOK)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.start()

Advanced usage

Celery-slack offers a number of configuration options to customize the look and output of Slack messages. The following are the default options of the extension:

DEFAULT_OPTIONS = {
    "slack_beat_init_color": "#FFCC2B",
    "slack_broker_connect_color": "#36A64F",
    "slack_broker_disconnect_color": "#D00001",
    "slack_celery_startup_color": "#FFCC2B",
    "slack_celery_shutdown_color": "#660033",
    "slack_task_prerun_color": "#D3D3D3",
    "slack_task_success_color": "#36A64F",
    "slack_task_failure_color": "#D00001",
    "slack_request_timeout": 1,
    "flower_base_url": None,
    "show_celery_hostname": False,
    "show_task_id": True,
    "show_task_execution_time": True,
    "show_task_args": True,
    "show_task_kwargs": True,
    "show_task_exception_info": True,
    "show_task_return_value": True,
    "show_task_prerun": False,
    "show_startup": True,
    "show_shutdown": True,
    "show_beat": True,
    "show_broker": False,
    "use_fixed_width": True,
    "include_tasks": None,
    "exclude_tasks": None,
    "failures_only": False,
    "webhook": None,
    "beat_schedule": None,
    "beat_show_full_task_path": False,
}

Any subset of these options can be passed to the constructor in the form of keyword arguments. e.g.

options = {
    # Some subset of options
}
app = Celery('project')
slack_app = Slackify(app, SLACK_WEBHOOK, **options)

Most of the options are self explanatory, but here are some additional details:

  • slack_*_color: The left vertical bar color associated with the slack

    message attachments

  • slack_request_timeout: The Slack message request timeout in seconds

  • flower_base_url: e.g. https://flower.example.com, if provided, the slack

    message titles will link to task pages in Flower

  • show_task_id: Show the uuid for the task.

  • show_task_execution_time: Show time to complete task in minutes/seconds

  • show_celery_hostname: Show the machine hostname on celery/beat messages

  • show_task_args: Show the task’s args

  • show_task_kwargs: Show the task’s keyword args

  • show_task_exception_info: Show the traceback for failed tasks

  • show_task_return_value: Show the return value of a successful task

  • show_task_prerun: Post messages at start of task execution

  • show_startup: Post message when celery starts

  • show_shutdown: Post message when celery stops

  • show_beat: Post message when beat starts

  • show_broker: Post messages when celery/beat disconnect from or reconnect

    to the broker

  • use_fixed_width: Use slack fixed width formatting for args, kwargs,

    retval, and exception info

  • include_tasks: A list of task paths to include. If used, post task

    messages only for these tasks. Uses regex pattern matching. e.g. module.submodule.taskname for a specific task or just module.submodule for all tasks in that submodule. Cannot be used in conjunction with exclude_tasks.

  • exclude_tasks: A list of task paths to exclude. If used, suppress task

    messages only for these tasks. All other tasks will generate slack messages. Cannot be used in conjunction with include_tasks. Uses regex pattern matching.

  • failures_only: Only post messages on task failures.

  • webhook: The only required parameter. A slack webhook corresponding to a

    slack channel.

  • beat_schedule: The celery beat schedule. If provided, the beat_init

    message will display the schedule.

  • beat_show_full_task_path: Show the full module-task path. If False

    (default) only show submodule.taskname.

Warnings

Note that Slack has rate limits for incoming webhook requests which is more or less 1 request per second. This extension makes little effort to abide by these rate limits. You should ensure that your implementation of celery-slack does not violate these limits by adjusting your task schedule or restricting the set of tasks which generate Slack messages using the include_tasks or exclude_tasks options.

If a webhook response contains response code 429, celery-slack will suppress all messages for a time period given by the Retry-After response header. Upon returning, celery-slack will post a WARNING message to Slack.

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