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I got this error due to out of memory error caught in
/var/log/kern.log
I have Tensorflow running in one of my tasks, which needs additional computational power, but my physical memory(RAM) is not sufficient to handle that much load. I weird that there’s no log in celery except SigKill 9 error. But the kernel log helped me to fix it.
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Unless you’ve created a seperate vhost & user for rabbitmq, set the CELERY_BROKER_URL to amqp://guest@localhost//
Also, rather than root, you should set the owner of /var/log/celery/
and /var/run/celery/
to “myuser” as you have set in your celeryd config
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I guess this can be a symptom of OOM. I was deploying a Celery backend in a Docker container – “it worked on my machine” but not in the cluster. I allocated more ram to the task and no longer have the problem.
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