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Using AT Commands in Linux

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Our article explains how the "at" command can be used to schedule tasks for future execution on a Linux system. Some few essential to note.

  • Time Expressions: An example is provided in which one could write “teatime” for 4 PM using an informal form of time easily recognized by "at".

  • Interactive Scheduling: An explanation of the process of scheduling tasks interactively using the at prompt is given in this article in addition to other related topics.

  • Creating Shell Scripts: Instructions for creating a shell script, making it executable, and then scheduling it using an at command.

Learn more: https://everythingdevops.dev/how-to-schedule-future-processes-in-linux-using-at/

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