Use systemd timer instead of crontab #92
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- Cron's output send to mail, but systemd stores to journald. It can rotate logs automatically. - `systemctl start` can run jobs on same environment with running by timer. - Split services using by `*.path`. It is not easy to understand, but I did not discover better solution to split log and status.
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It can rotate logs automatically.
systemctl startcan run jobs on same environment with running by timer.*.path.It is not easy to understand, but I did not discover better solution to split log and status.