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Sure, you can use cron jobs for it. But cron is missing for example notifications about failures or info how long it takes to execute the task.
by pplonski86 8y ago
Sure, you can use cron jobs for it. But cron is missing for example notifications about failures or info how long it takes to execute the task.
- pytester 8y agoI don't actually use cron directly. What I do use is capable of scheduling and error detection (nonzero errors). Even if it weren't, the script it invoked could do both with < 4 lines of code. I think it would actually be professionally negligent to introduce coupling at this point.