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1. For RabbitMQ we will need :pypi:`kombu <kombu>`.
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2. For Redis we will need :pypi:`redis <redis>`.
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3. For SQS we will need :pypi:`kombu <kombu>` with the sqs extra.
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To install the plugin with the RabbitMQ/Redis combination, you will need to install the following dependencies:
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- The ``pytest-celery`` is the plugin package, it will install the plugin alongside Celery and its dependencies,including **Kombu** (if not installed already).
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- The ``[redis]`` is the feature flag for the Redis vendor, it will install the :pypi:`redis <redis>` package and configure the plugin to use it which will add the Redis backend and Redis broker components to the default setup matrix.
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Experimental Vendors
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Experimental or Beta Vendors
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:ref:`vendors` that are in not stable, will not be added to the default setup matrix.
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To use the experimental vendors, you will need to configure the setup matrix manually.
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