Celery workers and docker - all in workers in one container or for each worker?

Question

Django

There is a certain microservice - a Django project, in front of Nginx, as a Postgres database, Redis, Celery is also used for long tasks (+ RabbitMQ as a queue, flower for control).
Everything is pretty typical, only all the components are packed in containers.
I can't figure out how best to pack celery workers:

1. All workers in one container (which is ideologically, from the point of view of docker, wrong. Yes, and some kind of porridge turns out)
   
2. Each worker has its own container (then there is a problem with flower - there is no way to control the number of workers from the flower control panel)
   

What would you advise, what are the best practices for using django + celery + docker together?