CronJob's every minute - ask teams to reduce these and possibly put them into a persistent pod.

[StevenBarre]

https://trello.com/c/Qz9BuCh0/94-cronjobs-every-minute-ask-teams-to-reduce-these-and-possibly-put-them-into-a-persistent-pod

Push Cron education out to community regarding best practices for Cron scheduling

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[jefkel]

Possibly something that can be added to Cailey's awesome documentation and communication push?

[StevenBarre]

@caggles could we add something to your docs about not running cronjobs too frequently?

[StevenBarre]

@caggles could we add something to your docs about not running cronjobs too frequently?

@tmorik can you check if there are still active cronjobs that run too frequently on the platform?

$ oc get cronjob --all-namespaces | grep -E '\* \* \* \* \*|\*/1 \* \* \* \*|NAMESPACE' | grep -v True | awk '{print $1"/"$2}'

[tmorik]

@sbarre-esit , Command output is like this:

 $ oc get cronjob --all-namespaces | grep -E '\* \* \* \* \*|\*/1 \* \* \* \*|NAMESPACE' | grep -v True | awk '{print $1"/"$2}'
NAMESPACE/NAME
zcd4ou-dev/future-effective-filings-dev

[caggles]

I'm working on the docs right now, and I'm hoping to provide some guidance on what can/should be done when a job runs very often. First solution is "don't run the job so often" but I'm not sure where to find docs on how to put your cronjobs into a persistent pod - can anybody point me towards some if you're already aware of them? If not, I'll poke around some more on my own.

[StevenBarre]

https://hub.docker.com/_/jobber looks cool?

[caggles]

An initial version of the doc is here: #548

I'll open another ticket to further investigate Jobber and maybe provide more guidance on using it later, but hopefully this is a good starting place for the document.