I'm sure you know this, but sometimes you can run a script that continuously invokes it.
I know that, but it doesn't seem to be a good practice
That kinda defeats the point of only running it when needed.
You run it every 30 minutes, just as the underlying container is about to close. You don't invoke it constantly.
That helps but doesn't necessarily keep all the containers running, it typically depends on the scale and volume.
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I'm sure you know this, but sometimes you can run a script that continuously invokes it.
I know that, but it doesn't seem to be a good practice
That kinda defeats the point of only running it when needed.
You run it every 30 minutes, just as the underlying container is about to close. You don't invoke it constantly.
That helps but doesn't necessarily keep all the containers running, it typically depends on the scale and volume.