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Dkron Pro 4.0 – A fault-tolerant job scheduler with a new ACL system and UI(dkron.io)
1 points by victorcoder 1y ago|1 comments
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by victorcoder 1y ago
We've just released Dkron Pro 4.0, a major update to our distributed and fault-tolerant job scheduler. We focused on security and user experience in this version. Key highlights include: * New Access Control List (ACL) System: Allows y
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by victorcoder 3y ago
What an awesome list mates! really useful to keep track of all actors, hats off. Congratulations and happy Cronitor anniversary!
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Dkron 1.0 and introducing Pro(victorcastell.com)
1 points by victorcoder 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dkron – Distributed job scheduling system enters Beta in 0.9.0 release(dkron.io)
10 points by victorcoder 10y ago|0 comments
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by victorcoder 11y ago
The project has been renamed to Dkron due to respect to Dillon's cron and to avoid confusion.
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by victorcoder 11y ago
Nope, it uses serf for membership.
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by victorcoder 11y ago
Sure, it can do this well. It can run in a single dcron/etcd node if you don't need it to be fault tolerant. At this point you should be checking the job status in the ui as it doesn't have notifications yet.
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by victorcoder 11y ago
I think you missed the point, jobs are stored in etcd so they're distributed and all dcron (server) nodes will see it. You can even create jobs from any node. Note that, non server nodes doesn't need access to etcd.
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by victorcoder 11y ago
Right I know, but if he don't mind, both projects are enough different to not create confusion. Need more time to see if this will be necessary.
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by victorcoder 11y ago
Added to the docs, big omission, sorry! http://dcron.io/docs/api/#create-or-update-a-job
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Show HN: Dcron – Distributed, fault tolerant job scheduling system(dcron.io)
42 points by victorcoder 11y ago|24 comments