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[https://docs.celeryproject.org/ Celery] is a task for managing distributed task queues in Python, which makes it a powerful tool for running parallel simulations across multiple computers. This document aims to be a short overview to installing Celery on Ubuntu machines, including how to use Celery for solving parameter sweeps and optimisation studies using ASCEND. | [https://docs.celeryproject.org/ Celery] is a task for managing distributed task queues in Python, which makes it a powerful tool for running parallel simulations across multiple computers. This document aims to be a short overview to installing Celery on Ubuntu machines, including how to use Celery for solving parameter sweeps and optimisation studies using ASCEND. | ||
== Redis == | |||
To store results of calculations, we will use [https://redis.io/ Redis]: | |||
<source lang=sh> | |||
sudo apt install redis-server | |||
</source> | |||
To test that it is working correctly: | |||
<source lang=sh> | |||
sudo systemctl status redis | |||
# response includes 'active(running)' and a 'Main PID' should be listed. | |||
redis-cli | |||
# the command prompt appears, at which you type 'ping' | |||
120.0.0.1:6379> ping | |||
# response: PONG | |||
</source> | |||
[[Category:Miscellany]] | [[Category:Miscellany]] | ||
Revision as of 10:11, 25 May 2020
Celery is a task for managing distributed task queues in Python, which makes it a powerful tool for running parallel simulations across multiple computers. This document aims to be a short overview to installing Celery on Ubuntu machines, including how to use Celery for solving parameter sweeps and optimisation studies using ASCEND.
Redis
To store results of calculations, we will use Redis:
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