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Cron Jobs are closed on my server and server admin doesn't accept open it. Because , cron jobs slowing server etc. So, i need an alternative. I have to run a php file ( cron.php ) every 2 minutes. So, how can i do this ? DaJF Even though the question was posted a while ago, I just had the same problem but found a solution (based on Kissaki's answer , thanks!) and thought I'd post it here for anyone still looking for a possible solution. Prerequisites: SSH access Python Code (python): from subprocess import call import time while True: call(["php","cron.php"]) time.sleep(120) Depends on your

From what I understand the Job object is supposed to reap pods after a certain amount of time. But on my GKE cluster (Kubernetes 1.1.8) it seems that "kubectl get pods -a" can list pods from days ago. All were created using the Jobs API. I did notice that after delete the job with kubectl delete jobs The pods were deleted too. My main concern here is that I am going to run thousands and tens of thousands of pods on the cluster in batch jobs, and don't want to overload the internal backlog system. It looks like starting with Kubernetes 1.6 (and the v2alpha1 api version), if you're using

Like most people, I learnt C++ after C. I learnt C++ because it was one of those languages which fetched jobs. I am still studying (doing masters) though. One of my cousins has been working as a developer for around 12 years. He advises me to learn Java so that I can land up in a good job. He says only few sectors like tele communications use C++ and almost all the enterprise software is developed in Java. I am working as a student technician in my university. The job involves Windows programming in C++. I learnt core Java. I do not know any of those Struts , Hibernate or whatever is out there

Need to have a stored procedure that calls a SQL Server Agent Job and returns whether or not the job ran successfully or not. So far I have CREATE PROCEDURE MonthlyData AS EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'MonthlyData' WAITFOR DELAY '000:04:00' EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_help_jobhistory @job_name = 'MonthlyData' GO Which starts the job, whats the best way to get back if the job ran successfully or not? Ok made an edit and used WAITFOR DELAY as the job normally runs between 3-4 mins never longer than 4. Does the job but is there a more efficient way to do it? You can run the query: EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_help

I got a website hosted on a Heroku server ( i'm a new to Heroku btw ), and as it's under the free package, it sleeps after 30m of inactivity , and to put it in action again when a user hits it, it takes around 7 secs to npm run start successfully. I'm thinking of run a nodejs job or something that open the website every 29m so that the server never sleeps, initially, I got something like this: (function wakeup() { require('open')('https://mywebsite.herokuapp.com', (err) => { if (err) throw err; console.log('Woke up!'); setTimeout(wakeup, 1740000); //29m }); })() N.B.: That just opens it in a

I'm trying to give a child process (via fork() ) foreground access to the terminal. After I fork() , I run the following code in the child process: setpgid(0, 0); And: setpgid(child, child); In the parent process. This gives the child its own process group. The call to setpgid() works correctly. Now I want to give the child access to the terminal. I added the following to the child after the setpgid() call: if (!tcsetpgrp(STDIN_FILENO, getpid())) { perror("tcsetpgrp failed"); } After that, there is an execv() command to spawn /usr/bin/nano . However, instead of having nano come up, nothing