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by heavyset_go
1465 days ago
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That's a tried and true stack, and a very good one for maintaining sane levels of reliability, consistency, durability etc. Resource wise, at least with Celery, RabbitMQ and Django, they're also pretty lean. It even ships in containers along with Docker Compose files and Helm charts, which would suit the deployment use cases of 99% of users. I understand that you're not using containers, but I don't think that's a limitation that many are inflicting upon themselves as of late, and if pressed, installing Docker Compose takes about 5 minutes and you don't have to think about it again. |
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Except when you need to pin and repin versions to comply with a security policy, which may be why you aren't even running containers in the first place