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Cronhq

Reliable distributed cron jobs with exactly-once execution
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Cronhq is a scheduler service designed for reliable cron job execution with exactly-once guarantees using Postgres locks. It provides automatic retries with backoff, HMAC-signed webhook requests, heartbeat monitoring, failure and recovery alerts, and a CLI for cron-as-code management. It requires no SDK or daemon installation and is built in Rust on PostgreSQL.

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Product Hunt93 source points · 14 comments

So all my code has to expose a webhook ? Love to see support for some thing like this ssh -T user@remote-ip 'python3 /path/to/script.py'

jay_janarthanan1 · Imported from Product Hunt

the "job runs twice" framing is exactly the failure mode that's easy to ignore until it hits a billing job specifically. Curious how the Postgres lock holds up under a worker crash mid-job - does the lock get released automatically so the next scheduled run can pick it up, or does a dead worker leave a job stuck until someone notices via the heartbeat alert?

galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt