Quiz: In Celery distributed task architecture, what is the role of the Broker versus the Result Backend?
The Broker delivers task invocation payloads to worker queues; the Result Backend stores async return values, exceptions, and task states.
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The Broker delivers task invocation payloads to worker queues; the Result Backend stores async return values, exceptions, and task states.
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