I have following normal function which creates Celery Group and tries to run all the subtasks in the Group at specific time:
def run_sms_task(smstask):
if smstask:
phones = []
for user in smstask.userlist.users.all():
phones.append(user.profile.phone)
tasks = []
for phone in phones:
tasks.append(send_sms_async.s(phone, smstask.text))
job = group(tasks)
result = job.apply_async(eta=smstask.starts_at)
result.save()
return result.id
return None
All the subtasks are fired when I call this function and not at the defined 'starts_at'. What is wrong? Thanks!
PS For testing reasons I have wrote a function which works fine for me if to launch tasks separately:
def run_sms_task_test1(smstask):
if smstask:
phones = []
for user in smstask.userlist.users.all():
phones.append(user.profile.phone)
tasks = []
for phone in phones:
send_sms_async.apply_async([phone, smstask.text], eta=smstask.starts_at)
return None
May be this is timezone issue.
Try to use following solution
from pytz import timezone
from datetime import datetime
london_tz = pytz.timezone('Europe/London')
london_dt = london_tz.localize(datetime.datetime(year, month, day, hour, min))
starts_at = london_dt.astimezone(pytz.UTC)
result = job.apply_async(eta=starts_at)
Hope this is helps you.
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