Ideas for an advanced Celery tutorial

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* Routing tasks, and how to set up broadcast exchanges
* Kombu
   * How to publish/consume messages
   * Handling errors, and connection pools
   * How virtual transports works and creating new transports.
* Monitoring and events
    * celeryev and djcelerymon
    * Create custom event consumer
* Logging (sentry, syslog, error e-mails)
* Debugging tasks
    * How to find errors (guess it belongs to monitoring above)
    * celery.contrib.rdb
* Running multiple nodes on the same machine with celeryd-multi
* Broadcast commands and how they work.
   * creating custom broadcast commands
* RabbitMQ Clustering and HA
* Tracking down memory leaks in tasks.
* Optimization of tasks, workers and topology.
   * Optimize for thousands tasks/s
* Designing proper task granularity.
* Celery + RabbitMQ + Redis (locks, taskset callbacks)
* Fun distributed exercises
   * Logical ordering of events
   * distributed leader election
   * gossip

Ask,

sorry for being less than crystal clear on the EuroPython 2011 talks ..
we, the OpenQuake team, thought of submitting 2 talks:

- a more general one on python and messaging
  (https://gist.github.com/866412) as well as
- an introductory talk on celery (proposal yet to be submitted)

It would be nice if could coordinate a little bit in order to avoid
overlap and repetition. Please let me know what you think :-)

Best regards -- Muharem