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Since I am a Django newbie, I need to ask what would be the best way to start celerymon and keep it running in the background?
I use it for monitoring Celery with Nagios.
This is how I start it now:
./manage.py celerymon --detach --settings=settings.jacob
A common solution to manage processes in Django is Supervisor.
Shouldn’t be too hard to extend this example: How to keep Celery running with Supervisor?