I need to schedule a job to send emails periodically ,but every time I need to send an image from excel sheet using python
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Is there a way to add a timing trigger for zapier to run a flow every X minutes ?
I was using recurrence in power automate and it was pretty easy to configure it, in zapier i find only the Schedule trigger but i can configure it only for each hour
If you can fire off a webhook using a simple script & cron job, you could have Zapier catch the hook and use that as your trigger.
I am trying to explore the Dataflow sql feature. https://cloud.google.com/dataflow/docs/guides/sql/dataflow-sql-intro
I am able to submit and successfully execute the Dataflow job using SQL. Now I want to schedule this job every 15 mins.
I know for normal Dataflow job using JAVA sdk we can schedule the job using template.
I am unable to find any documentation on scheduling Dataflow SQL jobs.
Currently i am using Flex Template to launch a job from a microservice. I am trying to find a better way (than using job polling method) to get the dataflow job status. Basically trying to publish dataflow job status onto pubsub by datflow job itself when completed.
Can someone help me with this?
There is currently no way to make a Dataflow job itself send its status to a Pub/Sub topic.
Instead, you can create logs exports to send your Dataflow logs to a Pub/Sub topic with inclusion and exclusion filters and further perform text searches on the Pub/Sub messages to deduce the status of your job. For example, you can create an inclusion filter on dataflow.googleapis.com%2Fjob-message", and, among the received messages, one that contains a string like "Workflow failed." is from a batch job that failed.
I am using Jenkins to run automated deployments. For our production servers, approval is required before a deployment job can be initiated. However, the deployment may run at 12:00 AM only.
If I send an E-mail with an approval link, the job will kick off immediately once approved. The only way I am aware of is to schedule the job remotely, appending &delay=30sec (or any amount of time) as an URL argument. The problem is how to determine and set the required delay (in seconds), as URL parameter, between the time the email is sent and 12:00 AM when the job starts, without creating another supplementary job? This should depend on the time that it was approved.
Or is there a better approach?
To solve this issue, I added a schedule string parameter. This parameter accepts the Jenkins version of chron format. I then created a job DSL which will take the schedule variable and place it in the scm() block of code. This will create a new job to do the scheduled processing at the time specified.
I am working on a snapchat clone to get familiar with parse. I was wondering if there was a way to write a script that runs at predefined intervals and deletes messages that are over 24hrs old.
You can write a background job (https://www.parse.com/docs/cloud_code_guide#jobs).
Next you schedule the task every 24 hours.