Possible to monitor tasks enqueued from outside of Django?

[radusuciu]

Thanks for the awesome project! I have a question that might be out of scope, but I'd appreciate any pointers.

I've been using Huey in a django project without huey.contrib.djhuey, so that I can run a huey_consumer on a different machine where the django application is not fully set up (the code is obviously accessible). I've organized my code as described here and on the other machine, I start a worker like this: REDIS_HOST=172.0.20.2 huey_consumer app.huey.main.huey. This works great and makes it so that I don't have to install anything on the worker node other than huey and redis-py.

However, I can't figure out a way to wire up huey-monitor to all of this. Is there a mechanism by which I can provide it with a huey instance?

Thanks!

[jedie]

Hm. Interesting scenario... But i didn't see a easy way to do this, sorry. Maybe it's possible to reduce the worker by setup a minimal django environment. But i think a "smaller" is not worth the effort. The profit is not big enough.

[radusuciu]

Thank you for the response! In the end I ended up addressing my problem by just relying more on logging (EFK stack).