I've set up a 'ghetto queue' for a django project. The job information is stored in the django DB and I have a script that is run via cron which periodically checks the DB for new jobs and processes them. Now I want to move the processing off to a different machine so I'm looking into Celery. What I'm not sure about is what are the requirements of the workers. Do they need to have the code they are going to run already installed or is it somehow pickled and sent to the worker? My current script checks the DB for a job, runs the job, and then inserts the data into the django DB. I guess this won't work with Celery because the remote workers won't have access to the django DB. I guess the celery tasks should accept data and only return data - all the interaction with the database should happen on the web server hosting the django app, right? Thanks Mike
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