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I use fleet timers to replace crond. While I'm not certain that's the best tool for the job it's built-in and does it's own healing when there are runtime failures and so on. One odd occurrence is that some, and not all timer jobs, run after a reboot.
I'm looking at the systemd docs but have yet to determine the root cause. Whether it's specific to CoreOS or Systemd. Either way it should be documented.
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I use fleet timers to replace crond. While I'm not certain that's the best tool for the job it's built-in and does it's own healing when there are runtime failures and so on. One odd occurrence is that some, and not all timer jobs, run after a reboot.
I'm looking at the systemd docs but have yet to determine the root cause. Whether it's specific to CoreOS or Systemd. Either way it should be documented.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: