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When using celery with RabbitMQ how can we give connection friendly names? I was able to do this in pika following the below issue ticket.
pika/pika#989
How can we do this in celery as it uses kombu?
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The connection_name parameter is passed via client_properties. In py-amqp this is done as follows:
connection_name
client_properties
>>> import amqp >>> c = amqp.Connection('broker.example.com', client_properties={'connection_name': 'foo'}) >>> c.connect()
For kombu it is simpy, just pass the client_properties to py-amqp driver using transport_options:
transport_options
>>> import kombu >>> c = kombu.Connection('amqp://broker.example.com', transport_options={'client_properties': {'connection_name': 'foo'}}) >>> c.connect()
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When using celery with RabbitMQ how can we give connection friendly names? I was able to do this in pika following the below issue ticket.
pika/pika#989
How can we do this in celery as it uses kombu?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: