I want to set CRON Job bi-weekly on alternate Sunday (Each month) at 8 AM.
I tried with below but not working as expected :
0 8 */15 * *
I have to scheduled my cloud run job on alternate Sunday.
Thanks in advance.
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I need to schedule a job in jenkins that runs every hour except that it should not run between 11:30pm and 4am. What would be the cron expression?
This cron expression 0 4-23 * * 7 will run every day at the hour between 4AM and 11PM.
If you are not required to run this job at exactly when the hour starts, you can also use H 4-23 * * 7. H (for hash) is useful on Jenkins, as it will not execute all your scheduled jobs for the hour at exactly the same time, because it will try to even the load on the system (e.g. this job might run at 11.10PM).
I need to schedule a job in Jenkins to run in every 5 minutes. I could do that: */5 * * * *
However, the peculiarity here, is that this job should start at 3:05pm and then run indefinitely.
Can someone help me please?
settings for scheduled job in jenkins
my job is not running automatically as the settings in the screenshot shows that it should run at that time. please help on this
You should choose "Build Periodically" option and give "0 0 * * *" to run the job on midnight everyday.
Refer
https://crontab.guru/every-night-at-midnight
For every +61 minute e.g. 00:00, 01:01, 02:02, 03:03 ...
As Jenkins uses cron expression, there isn't a way to run a script every 61 minutes. You can have another options checking this already answered question:
How to set crontab every 1 hour 1 minute
I have scheduled my job in jenkins as "0 0-12/3 * * 1-3". This will run monday to wednesday from 12am to 12pm for every 3 hours.
My question is, during the above interval if any build execution is PASS, then it should skip remaining scheduled interval for that week!!!
How to do this? can anyone Help me?
You could try working the other way: Schedule your job to run only once per week. Then add either the Naginator or Periodic Reincarnation plugin to your Jenkins server to restart a failed build.
If that should be more liberal (as in: don't always start the job on the first possible day of the week, but rather check if a week has elapsed since the last run), you could try the following:
Install https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Run+Condition+Plugin to check for further conditions
Let your job write a file at the end of a successful run
Check through that plugin whether
the file does not exist: run the job
the file is at least one week old: run the job
else: skip the job