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I have to implement Celery in a pre-existing system. The previous version of the system already used Python standard logging. My code is similar to the code below. Process one and process two are non-Celery functions, which are logging everywhere. We are using the logging to track data loss if something bad happens. @task def add(x,y): process_one(x,y) process_two(x,y) How can I implement Celery and use the Python standard logging instead Celery logging, so our old logging system is not lost? I have tried to change import logging from Python to: logger = add.get_logger() and pass the logger to all functions, but I don't think it is a good practice. I need another solution. Update: to add application logging in Celery logging, you can perform: $ manage.py celeryd -v 2 -B -s celery -E -l debug --traceback \ --settings=settings --logfile=/(path to your log folder)/celeryd.log With -l (logging) as debug , our application/Python logging is automatically included in our Celery logging: No need to perform logger = add.get_logger() .

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