The batch command allows executing a coog batch. A celery batch worker must be launched in order for it to work properly. Its execution follows the ordered steps:
- Jobs generation
- Batch execution
- Optional: Failed batches split and wait for new jobs generation
- Return with exit status OK if all jobs succeed
The execution of a chain and of the daily chain follow the same routine. These commands are usually launched by cron and their outputs are usually configured to be sent by mail.
This is an example of how to launch Coog's ir.ui.view.validate batch:
./coog celery 1
./coog batch ir.ui.view.validate --job_size=10
./coog redis celery qlist ir.ui.view.validate
./coog batch ir.ui.vuew.validate --job_size=100 --crash=144
./coog redis celery q ir.ui.view.validate Here are some useful celery commands
- For all queues:
./coog redis celery list
./coog redis celery flist - For one queue:
./coog redis celery fail ir.ui.view.validate
./coog redis celery q ir.ui.view.validate
./coog redis celery qlist ir.ui.view.validate
./coog redis celery qcount ir.ui.view.validate
./coog redis celery qtime ir.ui.view.validate
./coog redis celery qarchive ir.ui.view.validate
./coog redis celery qremove ir.ui.view.validate - For one job:
./coog redis celery j
./coog redis celery jarchive
./coog redis celery jremovecron configuration allows handling jobs execution generation and monitoring, and notifying batch chain execution end by email