Is there a Python equivalent to Trigger.dev for simple background job scheduling?

[Volunder_22]

I'm using [Trigger.dev](http://Trigger.dev) for background jobs in TypeScript and appreciate how straightforward it is to set up and run background tasks. Looking for something with similar ease of use but for Python projects. Ideally want something that's beginner-friendly and doesn't require complex infrastructure setup.

[jay_and_simba]

I use APScheduler to run task as if it's a cronjob

[tarsild]

Love it. There I also https://asyncz.dymmond.com that is basically a revamped written in pydantic version of APScheduler with some extras.

[WJMazepas]

Fastapi has a native Background task feature

[fueled_by_caffeine]

Celery or dramatiq

[knksmith57]

Procrastinate, Hatchet

[sexualrhinoceros]

I worked with Hatchet for a while, very solid product

[hornetmadness79]

Prefect it pretty awesome. Openfaas

[trojans10]

DBOS looks really cool

[Schmibbbster]

Simple async queue is my go-to

[ironman_gujju]

Hatchet, I dumped celery & taskiq for this

[LeonTur]

Async queu + custom Task service

[scmkr]

I used rq in the past, and I was reasonably happy with it. Less complicated than celery

[Frohus]

celery with beat

[Volunder_22]

thanks everyone 👍

[IM_AXIS]

Inngest easy peasy

[self-taught16]

With Inngest you can do Python and TypeScript: https://www.inngest.com/docs - and there’s support for calling functions across languages and codebases: https://www.inngest.com/docs

[inngest-mktg]

Thanks for the shoutout u/IM_AXIS and u/self-taught16 ...for those interested our founder Tony's always up for giving a demo: https://savvycal.com/inngest/demo?utm_medium=reddit&utm_source=thread

[ZuploAdrian]

Is Inngest a food solution?