cronredux
A revisit of cron service using more modern interaction patterns.
About
- Command line friendly
- Does not use mail protocols
- Does not use syslog
- Slack notifications
- Concurrency control
- You can schedule the number of jobs to run concurrently
- Overlap of tasks can be enabled or disabled depending on your use cases.
Requirements
asyncioPython LibraryshellishPython LibrarycrontabPython Library
Installation
python3 ./setup.py build
python3 ./setup.py install
Compatibility
- Python 3.4+
TODO
Web server for /health endpoint and status info.
1 maintainer
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