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You can checkout https://cronhub.io https://cronhub.io (I run it). Behind the scenes, it wraps a lambda function with EventBridge (so you can set schedule) and
by codegeek 4y ago
You can checkout https://cronhub.io https://cronhub.io (I run it). Behind the scenes, it wraps a lambda function with EventBridge (so you can set schedule) and adds other goodies like notifications/alert (slack/email etc), metrics, notifications if job runs slow etc.
Not free but basically you wrap your job in http endpoint and then we take care of the rest.
- ThePhysicist 4y agoI think OP doesn't want to keep a machine running permanently. If you do that, adding your own crontab entry would be trivial as well.
- codegeek 4y agoPossibly. We do have paying customers who are using it so that they have better tracking, notifications and guarantee that the job is running (with metrics etc). But I hear you. For some devs, it may not be critical. I do have plans to allow adding your own code directly so that you don't have to come with an http endpoint.
- davnicwil 4y agoI suppose with this solution you could also run one of those free tier machines that spins down when not in use, or a lambda function, etc