I use Python, Celery and RabbitMQ to create messages from loosely coupled systems. However, the interaction bothers me.
When checking the payload of a message directly from RabbitMQ created by celery, I get the following binary format:
I strongly suspect this is a binary pickle format. However, I had problems finding information about the binary format of the brine as a whole.
So, I really have a few questions:
- Is this a binary pickle format?
- What resources are available to display binary format?
- Given that celery really produces pickled data, what options are available to me if I want to consume these messages from consumers other than pythons (like C ++ or php)?
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UPDATE:
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add.apply_async(args=[10, 10], serializer="json")
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2:
Asksol, zlib :
async_result = add.apply_async( (x, y), compression='zlib' )
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