Anyone has experienced issues or performance issue when running multiple cron ?
I wondering whether is it more efficient in terms of CPU, MEM consumption to initialize mulitple cron instead of a single one that will hold all variety of cron job.
var myCron1 = cron.New()
var myCron2 = cron.New()
var myCron3 = cron.New()
myCron1.Start()
myCron2.Start()
myCron3.Start()
I find it easier to have multiple cron to separated different type of jobs at a cost of code duplication.
Hi,
Anyone has experienced issues or performance issue when running multiple cron ?
I wondering whether is it more efficient in terms of CPU, MEM consumption to initialize mulitple cron instead of a single one that will hold all variety of cron job.
var myCron1 = cron.New() var myCron2 = cron.New() var myCron3 = cron.New() myCron1.Start() myCron2.Start() myCron3.Start()
I find it easier to have multiple cron to separated different type of jobs at a cost of code duplication.
Any insight ?