anjanesh Not quite. The new Tasks feature in Django 6.0 gives you a built-in way to define/enqueue tasks, but Django doesn't include a worker, scheduler, or production-grade backend. The built-in backends are "immediate" (runs inline) and "dummy" (doesn't run at all), which are aimed primarily at development/testing. In production, you'd still need a task runner + broker (e.g., Celery with Redis/RabbitMQ) to get workers, retries, scheduling/periodic jobs, routing, monitoring, etc.
