---
title: "Deploy Django with Celery"
description: "Basic structure of a Django app with Postgres, Celery, Redis, and Flower."
category: "Starters"
url: https://railway.com/deploy/a6vvTu
---

# Deploy Django with Celery

Basic structure of a Django app with Postgres, Celery, Redis, and Flower.

**[Deploy Django with Celery on Railway](https://railway.com/template/a6vvTu)**

- **Creator:** Jose Salvatierra's Projects
- **Category:** Starters
- **Total deploys:** 89

## Template content

### Django

- **Source:** tecladocode/django-celery-starter

### Redis https://devicons.railway.app/i/redis.svg

- **Image:** bitnami/redis

### Postgres https://devicons.railway.app/i/postgresql.svg

- **Image:** ghcr.io/railwayapp-templates/postgres-ssl:latest

### Celery

- **Source:** tecladocode/django-celery-starter
- **Start command:** `celery -A mysite worker -l info`

### Flower monitoring

- **Source:** tecladocode/django-celery-starter
- **Start command:** `celery -A mysite flower`

## Documentation

Django app with Postgres, Celery, Redis, and Flower. The deployed Celery repo should be changed to your own app repo with Celery added to your requirements file.

Using Flower for observing Celery tasks, with port 5555 open.

Requires wiring up access between databases and app & Celery.

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