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go-crond

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A cron daemon written in golang

Inspired by https://github.com/anarcher/go-cron

Using https://godoc.org/github.com/robfig/cron

Features

  • system crontab (with username inside)
  • user crontabs (without username inside)
  • run-parts support
  • Logging to STDOUT and STDERR (instead of sending mails)
  • Keep current environment (eg. for usage in Docker containers)
  • Supports Linux, MacOS, ARM/ARM64 (Rasbperry Pi and others)

Usage

Usage:
  go-crond

Application Options:
      --threads=           Number of parallel executions (default: 20)
      --default-user=      Default user (default: root)
      --include=           Include files in directory as system crontabs (with user)
      --system-defaults    Include standard paths for distribution
      --run-parts=         Execute files in directory with custom spec (like run-parts; spec-units:ns,us,s,m,h; format:time-spec:path; eg:10s,1m,1h30m)
      --run-parts-1min=    Execute files in directory every beginning minute (like run-parts)
      --run-parts-15min=   Execute files in directory every beginning 15 minutes (like run-parts)
      --run-parts-hourly=  Execute files in directory every beginning hour (like run-parts)
      --run-parts-daily=   Execute files in directory every beginning day (like run-parts)
      --run-parts-weekly=  Execute files in directory every beginning week (like run-parts)
      --run-parts-monthly= Execute files in directory every beginning month (like run-parts)
  -v, --verbose            verbose mode
  -V, --version            show version and exit
      --dumpversion        show only version number and exit
  -h, --help               show this help message

Crontab files can be added as arguments or automatic included by using eg. --include-crond=path/

Examples

Run crond with a system crontab:

go-crond examples/crontab

Run crond with user crontabs (without user in it) under specific users:

go-crond \
    root:examples/crontab-root \ 
    guest:examples/crontab-guest

Run crond with auto include of /etc/cron.d and script execution of hourly, weekly, daily and monthly:

go-crond \
    --include=/etc/cron.d \
    --run-parts-hourly=/etc/cron.hourly \
    --run-parts-weekly=/etc/cron.weekly \
    --run-parts-daily=/etc/cron.daily \
    --run-parts-monthly=/etc/cron.monthly

Run crond with run-parts with custom time spec:

go-crond \
    --run-parts=1m:/etc/cron.minute \
    --run-parts=15m:/etc/cron.15min

Run crond with run-parts with custom time spec and different user:

go-crond \
    --run-parts=1m:application:/etc/cron.minute \
    --run-parts=15m:admin:/etc/cron.15min

Installation

GOCROND_VERSION=0.4.0 \
&& wget -O /usr/local/bin/go-crond https://github.com/webdevops/go-crond/releases/download/$GOREPLACE_VERSION/go-crond-64-linux \
&& chmod +x /usr/local/bin/go-crond

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