One of the issues it seems many devs run into with Window's task scheduler are, as you said, basic user permissions 😂.
Plus, if you want to move all your infrastructure to serverless / container services, etc. then with something like Coravel you literally have nothing to change. Using Windows Task Scheduler def. couples you to using a full VM or bare-metal infra.
And yes, Coravel Pro stores all the schedules in your DB so you can just change schedules on PROD with no deployments 👍
.NET Core 3 will have lots of cool stuff! Looking forward to it.
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Thanks for the feedback!
One of the issues it seems many devs run into with Window's task scheduler are, as you said, basic user permissions 😂.
Plus, if you want to move all your infrastructure to serverless / container services, etc. then with something like Coravel you literally have nothing to change. Using Windows Task Scheduler def. couples you to using a full VM or bare-metal infra.
And yes, Coravel Pro stores all the schedules in your DB so you can just change schedules on PROD with no deployments 👍
.NET Core 3 will have lots of cool stuff! Looking forward to it.