$IRODS_ENVIRONMENT_FILE is still supported but if the env contains the
supported environment variables, this makes deployment of worker nodes
much easier. Here are the supported/expected environment variables:
If any of these is missing, an environment file in JSON format is
expected to be at the path specified by $IRODS_ENVIRONMENT_FILE. The
environment file should contain at least the following information:
An .irodsA file is expected to be in the home directory of the Linux
user running the Celery workers on a given node in order to authenticate
with iRODS.
$IRODS_ENVIRONMENT_FILE
is still supported but if the env contains the supported environment variables, this makes deployment of worker nodes much easier. Here are the supported/expected environment variables:If any of these is missing, an environment file in JSON format is expected to be at the path specified by
$IRODS_ENVIRONMENT_FILE
. The environment file should contain at least the following information:An
.irodsA
file is expected to be in the home directory of the Linux user running the Celery workers on a given node in order to authenticate with iRODS.