Previously there was no Dockerfile because the app was running inside of virtualenv. This is ok for development because you'll likely want your app code to be on your workstation directly so you can use debuggers and other useful tools.
However in production your app along with celery will be in their own container. Implement a Dockerfile that allows you to build both an app and celery docker image.
nickjj
commented
9 years ago
Previously there was no
Dockerfilebecause the app was running inside of virtualenv. This is ok for development because you'll likely want your app code to be on your workstation directly so you can use debuggers and other useful tools.However in production your app along with celery will be in their own container. Implement a
Dockerfilethat allows you to build both an app and celery docker image.