Run background tasks with Celery on Vercel
Celery, a distributed task queue for Python, is now natively supported on Vercel. Tasks execute as Vercel Functions with automatic scaling, and support configurable result backends and default integration with Vercel Queues for task brokering.
, an asynchronous distributed task queue for Python, is now supported natively on Vercel. Tasks are executed as Vercel Functions and automatically scale with traffic.Celery
By default, task results are stored in , which is sufficient for small data sizes and relatively short workflow runtimes. For workloads that require stronger persistence guarantees, more storage or longer retention, a durable result backend can be configured.Runtime Cache
Celery workers can be declared as in .subscriberspyproject.toml
When running on Vercel, the is automatically installed and to use , and the default Celery is set to .
Celery workloads on Vercel use with by default. This means your Celery workers will automatically scale up and down based on traffic, and you only pay for what you use.
or visit the .vercel:// brokerVercel Queuesbroker_urlFluid computeActive CPU pricingDeploy Celery workloads on VercelPython runtime documentationvercel://
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