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Does cdule support the following capabilities ? #2
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@deepaksinghvi :- Can you please respond to above queries if we are still actively pursuing the library ? |
Hello @bhushanibm thanks for your queries.
Please do let me know if there is anything you need that is a blocker so I can try to add it quickly. |
@bhushanibm please check the demo here https://www.youtube.com/embed/lsgUQdU9CX4 and more details in the wiki https://github.com/deepaksinghvi/cdule/wiki |
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@deepaksinghvi :- Can you please respond to above queries when you have some time? |
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Hello @deepaksinghvi thank you for above information. I just wondering if it is possible to schedule job for once with delay. Like: schedule |
Yes @apuatcfbd that would be possible, its a matter of writing the cron expression. |
1).Lets say if we register some job whose time is elapsed, does it trigger those jobs whose time have elapsed or it will only trigger for next iteration ? If this library is used in Kubernetes Env, it would get packaged as part of Docker pod. There might be case where the pod might be down might be for some patch upgrade. During those scenario when the pod comes back, will it trigger those jobs which were scheduled when pod was down ? This is more on clarification for my earlier question no 2.
3)Lets says if cdule is used in Kubernetes and is packaged along with pod. If scaling of pod happens, does job gets triggered multiple times ?
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