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Python RQ support

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I’m having hard time setting up APM with Python RQ. I tried following old solution Python agent only recording some background tasks, which led me to creating custom rq.job. But this solution no longer works. I tried setting API_REQUEST_SIZE to 1b instead of MAX_QUEUE_SIZE but that didn’t make a change.

I tried to debug where the things go wrong but the code is just advanced for me. I created minimal Django app with Elastic APM working on the view and my attempt to implement TracingJob.

Readme describes how to setup the app and how to replicate my issue. It would be great if someone with understanding of the queue and the transport layer could take a look at it.

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:10 (6 by maintainers)

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stlkcommented, Nov 22, 2019

Awesome, I’ve got it working. Thank you for your help!

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basepicommented, Apr 16, 2020

Done. 😃

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