setup_security

See :meth:@Celery.setup_security.

def setup_security(
    allowed_serializers: list = None,
    key: string = None,
    key_password: string = None,
    cert: string = None,
    store: string = None,
    digest: string = None,
    serializer: string = 'json',
    app: Celery = None
) - > null

See :meth:@Celery.setup_security.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
allowed_serializers	list = None	A list of serializer names to permit; if provided, insecure serializers not in this list will be disabled.
key	string = None	The file path to the private key used for signing messages.
key_password	string = None	The password or passphrase used to decrypt the private key file.
cert	string = None	The file path to the public certificate corresponding to the private key.
store	string = None	A directory path or glob pattern containing trusted public certificates used to verify incoming messages.
digest	string = None	The hashing algorithm used for message signatures, such as 'sha256'.
serializer	string = 'json'	The name of the inner serializer to use for the message payload before it is signed.
app	Celery = None	The Celery application instance to configure; defaults to the current_app if not specified.

Returns

Type	Description
null	Nothing is returned; the function modifies the global Celery application state and serializer registry.