In this particular use case:
* The Pyramid Application may only be occasionally publicly available
(firewall rules)
* The Scripts and Server are on the same machine.
I've done a test implementation pretty quickly using config-file hashes and
that is working well. A Pyramid route publishes 2 ha
Unless I have missed something, why not run celery from inside pyramid?
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On Thu, 9 Jan 2025 at 15:00, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
> I have a Pyramid project that has some commandline routines via registered
> script entrypoin
Are the scripts running on the same server as the web app?
How often are they running? Can you just query and arbitrary URL and see if
it returns a 200? Why do you need the hash? Or maybe that other HTTP
method, HEAD? Then maybe block it at the proxy and just request it
locally. I guess you hav
I have a Pyramid project that has some commandline routines via registered
script entrypoints (e.g. the /scripts/ directory on the current
cookiecutters).
A few of these routines need to be run while the pyramid web application is
running.
I'd like to dummyproof this as much as possible and am
