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in thread Equivalent for delayed_job?

Do you know of a specific example of a lightweight system for this? I certainly don't want to reinvent the wheel, but delayed_job comes pretty close to doing everything I would want to "reinvent". The trouble, of course, is that we have a LOT of perl code that performs the actual tasks, and I don't want to just exec() the scripts and divine results from exit codes. It may be helpful to know that the scheduling of the tasks has less to do with available resources and more with the changing state of the outside world across time (we're checking status of various external resources which may sporadically, or sometimes predictably, become unavailable)

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Re^3: Equivalent for delayed_job?
by Zzenmonk (Sexton) on May 25, 2013 at 16:22 UTC

    Hi

    I could not get in touch with my friend so I looked a bit around. There are tons of them with more or less features. The choice depends on exactly what you want to do with it. As I said I only experienced the high end ones. I guess the best is you google with batch management software. There is one company which seem to have a good product: Skybot.

    Regards

    K

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