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Why does it need to run at that time? * If it's being run to scrap data from a source that's available at some time, adjust the job if the source changes its t
by defrost 4mo ago
Why does it need to run at that time?
* If it's being run to scrap data from a source that's available at some time, adjust the job if the source changes its time.
* If it's being run "when its dark and no one is around" then it'll run at some part of the dark bit regardless of DST changes.
- Retric 4mo agoSometimes you minimize downtime by running something while some other system you don’t control is down.
- edoceo 4mo agoBilling and regulatory compliance
- defrost 4mo agoIn that specific case, handle the job time by making it compliant. The reason I posed a leading rhetorical question was that not all cron jobs are equal and how each is handled depends on the nature of each.