Database queries that are initiated by Superset to render charts must complete within the lifetime of HTTP/HTTPS requests. Some long-running database queries can cause a request timeout if they exceed the maximum duration of a request. But it is possible to configure Superset to handle long-running queries properly using a Celery distributed queue, and transfer the responsibility of query handling to Celery workers.
In large databases, it is common to run queries that run for minutes and hours while most commonly web request timeouts are within 30-60 seconds. Therefore, it is necessary that we configure this asynchronous query execution backend for Superset.
We need to ensure that the worker and the Superset server both have the same values for common configuration variables.
Redis is the recommended message queue for submitting new queries to Celery workers...
