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How can i properly use redbeat to handle different celery instances sharing the same redis instance?
In my case, the redbeat will lock the scheduler associated with app A and then the scheduler with app B is not able to lock. But logically, they are separate celery instances, why will the lock persist through different celery instances?
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How can i properly use redbeat to handle different celery instances sharing the same redis instance?
In my case, the redbeat will lock the scheduler associated with app A and then the scheduler with app B is not able to lock. But logically, they are separate celery instances, why will the lock persist through different celery instances?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: