Django - Celery and Background TasksHow can you combine Django signals with background tasks to improve performance?AUse signals only for database migrationsBTrigger background tasks inside signal handlers for slow operationsCDisable signals and use only background tasksDRun all signal handlers synchronously to avoid delaysCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand signals and background tasks rolesSignals detect events like model saves; background tasks handle slow jobs.Step 2: Combine for efficiencyTriggering background tasks inside signals lets slow work run async without blocking main flow.Final Answer:Trigger background tasks inside signal handlers for slow operations -> Option BQuick Check:Signals + background tasks improve performance = D [OK]Quick Trick: Use signals to start background tasks for slow jobs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESRunning all signals synchronouslyDisabling signals entirelyMisusing signals for unrelated tasks
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