Executions


Introduction

When tasks are run Cronboard will record and keep track of their executions.

Custom

For each task you can create any number of custom executions. By default they start out as a Draft and allow you to make changes to their execution context and parameters.

Once satisfied with the configuration there are two options to run these exections: as Delayed or as Immediate executions.

{info} Delayed and immediate executions are run "out of schedule", which means that they do not affect the normal task schedule. They will also run even if the task has been disabled.

When creating a delayed execution you need to select a date and time where you want this execution to run. Immediate executions on the other hand will run as part of the next schedule:run call by your scheduler.

Failures

{warning} This section is still a work in progres.

Results

Apart from the success status each execution contains several pieces of information:

  • Date and time of when it started and ended
  • How long it took to execute
  • How much memory was used
  • Any number of custom variables that you've decided to report on