I created some custom amplitude events with Python SDK with every amplitude function being called with a task queue, Celery. When I deployed to my testing environment I was able to see events being fired as normal, but after a day the events would stop firing. I would have to restart my celery server and then amplitude events would be firing again like normal after some time and then then the cycle would continue. I haven’t looked at my celery logs yet to figure out why this issue is happening, but was wondering if this could be an issue from the way I’m using amplitude. If not, then I would be able to pinpoint the issue is within my celery setup.
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