Celery is a framework that offers mechanisms to lessen difficulties while creating distributed systems. The Celery framework works with the concept of distribution of work units (tasks) by exchanging messages among the machines that are interconnected as a network, or local workers. A task is the key concept in Celery; any sort of job we must distribute has to be encapsulated in a task beforehand.
We could justify the use of Celery by listing some of its positive points:
It distributes tasks in a transparent way among workers that are spread over the Internet, or local workers
It changes, in a simple way, the concurrence of workers through setup (processes, threads, Gevent, Eventlet)
It supports synchronous, asynchronous, periodic, and scheduled tasks
It re-executes tasks in case of errors
