CLI and scheduler · Question 10 of 12

A scheduler task runs every 5 minutes, but a run sometimes takes 8 minutes. What happens with the default setting?

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Answer

  • D The next run is skipped as long as the previous one is still running; parallel runs must be explicitly allowed on the task

Explanation

Every task execution has the setting "Allow parallel execution" (multiple), which is off by default. If the scheduler finds a run that is still running, it skips the new one and writes an info to the log. If a task remains stuck as running after a crash, it can be marked as stopped in the scheduler module.

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