I am trying to schedule a job every 10 minute during PST hours. What I am trying is:
0,10 8-15 * * * /path-to-script
But this thing is not working, any help is much appreciated.
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Could you please provide the help on running the Airflow job to be scheduled at running every 15th minute of the hour. Let say if the job runs at 12:15, next would be 1:15 AM, 2:15 AM so on.
I tried with schedule_interval='15 * * * *' but no luck
15 * * * * is the correct cron expression to schedule every 15th minute of the hour.
I wish to schedule a task in my node.JS project to run in 12 hours from the time of schedule. I tried using 0 */12 * * * but it can only run at the 12th hour. How to do please?
You can give a try to Bull.js. I never used it for scheduling task (only one task after xx minutes). But according to their documentation, you can schedule/repeat a task.
Example code:
paymentsQueue.process(function(job){
// Check payments
});
// Repeat payment job once every day at 3:15 (am)
paymentsQueue.add(paymentsData, {repeat: {cron: '15 3 * * *'}});
Link to doc
Quite easy to use as it follows cron expression descriptor
I have a quick question please, i should convert some Quartz Scheduler to unix machine cron.
The Quartz Scheduler is 0 30 11-18/22 * * ? and when i put it in the site : http://www.cronmaker.com/ it shows me that the cron is running every 11h30 of every day.
So for me 0 30 11-18/22 * * is equals to 0 30 11 * * , is this correct ?
Thank you
For every day run at 11:30 you should rewrite the above Quartz Scheduler like:
30 11 * * * /path/to/the/job
I have a task which needs to be scheduled for every 15 min from Monday to Friday during Biz hours (UTC time based).
For the same task, I want to reduce the frequency of execution during weekend to 4 hrs.
For this scenario, cron would be:
*/15 00-01,12-23 * * 01-05
* */4 * * 06-07
Is there anyway to have a single cron instead of two separate cron job? Or can I, in any way, append the two cron jobs into a single one?
I wasn't sure how to schedule a job to run from 10 PM to 7 AM (the next day). I was thinking if something like below would work
0 22-8 * * *
Thanks