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The Schedule feature on our platform is ingeniously designed to operate like a sophisticated cronjob system. It provides the flexibility to trigger Jobs at predetermined intervals, catering to various business needs with precision and efficiency. RevoEngine - Schedule
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Firstly

You deploy your own Schedule with cron-like syntax.
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Secondly

Once the criteria are met for given cron, schedule is executed.
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Lastly

We execute bounded Job to schedule.

Configuration

  • Cron - Scheduler expression in unix-cron format (a minimum interval of one minute can be set).
    If you are not sure about cron format, use our AI Assistant to help you out with it and look under provided cron weather it fits your configuration.
  • Timezone- Location of the execution using tz database identifier, e.g. Europe/Berlin which corresponds to UTC+1.
    In certain time zones, the implementation of daylight saving time may lead to unpredicted occurrences or omissions of job executions. This happens because Schedule operates based on standard time. During periods when the time is set back and a particular hour repeats, jobs scheduled at these hours may experience irregularities in their execution. For jobs necessitating precise timing, selecting a time zone exempt from daylight saving time adjustments is advisable. For this purpose, using UTC is a preferable option to entirely circumvent these issues.
  • Job - Select Job that should be executed upon trigger.
Schedule

State

  • Active - Currently operates and will execute the Jobs.
  • Disabled - Disabled scheduler that can be activated or deleted.
  • Deleted - Schedule has been removed but can be reverted.

Examples

  • Regular Data Processing - Automating data transformation or analysis Jobs to run at specific times.
  • System Maintenance Tasks - Scheduling regular maintenance Jobs like database backups or system updates.
  • Time-sensitive Operations - Executing Jobs that are critical to be run at particular times of the day, aligning with business hours or specific events.