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Adding a celery task manager that will become the basis for much of the future POCS operation. Maybe. ;) For now the simple command line utilities will start and stop the messaging and results backend using the python docker sdk.
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…int. The `name` of the service is auto-created.
…her than a dict.
* Use `redis` for both messaging and results to make things simple. * Adding a `start-worker` command to the cli that will start a celery work with either full namespace or relative to `panoptes.pocs.utils.service`.
…ostly used by the cli.
Adding POCS specific errors
* Use the `SiteDetails` dataclass.
… method that takes entire observation in one call.
* config server * power monitor * weather reader.
* Use `htpdate` instead of `ntpdate`. Use `google.com`. Run for all installs, not just RPi. * auto discover the router ip address and use that to set the NFS share for the host. * Install `supervisor` (config file coming). Remove systemd services. * Remove old docker pulls.
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* Rename `task` to `controller`. Add the `worker`, which is a copy of what comes from `pocs-camera`.
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Adding a celery task manager that will become the basis for much of the future POCS operation. Maybe. ;)
For now the simple command line utilities will start and stop the messaging (rabbitmq) and results backend (redis) using the python docker sdk.
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The
celerydistributed task manager will allow for a number of tasks to be run in a distributed manner. For the POCS core this can include things that need knowledge of the time (e.g. startup at sunset rather than issue a sleep timer at sundown), but can also start to serve as the basis for distributed hardware control (e.g. the forth-coming task-based gphto2 camera class).