Write cron business logic as a Python class and let this app do the rest! It enables Django projects to schedule cron tasks, tracks their success / failures, manages contention (via a cache) etc. Basically takes care of all the boring work for you :-)
I have several cron jobs inside the CRON_CLASSES.
Inspecting the Django administrations, It seems that some of them are failing all the time, while others are not even run.
Is there any correlation between the failing and the not-executed ones? (e.g. they are not executed because django-cron is running the ones that have failed).
I have several cron jobs inside the
CRON_CLASSES
. Inspecting the Django administrations, It seems that some of them are failing all the time, while others are not even run. Is there any correlation between the failing and the not-executed ones? (e.g. they are not executed because django-cron is running the ones that have failed).Thanks for the help, it's driving me crazy.