## Distributed Cronlike Scheduler [](https://travis-ci.org/witlox/dcron)
The aim of dcron is to offer [cron](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron) like behaviour spanning multiple machines. The system offers a web interface to manage your jobs, and reports the health of the cluster. Everything is self contained, so you only need to start the system to have a working setup. We do however recommend that you run the system behind a reverse proxy, since there is no authentication mechanism. Please check the [docs](https://dcron.readthedocs.io) regarding installation, configuration and options.
## Details
dcron requires Python 3.7+ in order to work.
all nodes running dcron need to have the same software installed you want dcron to run
dcron runs tasks at-most-once (according to schedule)
## Installation
pip install dcron
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