Website: http://www.dcron.io
Dcron is a distributed cron service, easy to setup and fault tolerant with focus in:
- Easy: Easy to use with a great UI
- Reliable: Completly fault tolerant
- High scalable: Able to handle high volumes of scheduled jobs and thousands of nodes
Dcron is written in Go and leverage the power of etcd and serf for providing fault tolerance and, reliability and scalability while keeping simple and easily instalable.
Dcron is inspired by the google whitepaper Reliable Cron across the Planet
Dcron runs on Linux, OSX and Windows. It can be used to run scheduled commands on a server cluster using any combination of servers for each job. It has no single points of failure due to the use of the Gossip protocol and the fault tolerant distributed database etcd.
You can use Dcron to run the most important part of your company, scheduled jobs.
Currently Dcron is under heavy development and should be considered alpha stage.
Said that, I encourage you to try it, it's very easy to use, see how it works for you and report any bugs creating an issue in the github project.
Clone the repository.
NOTE: The included etcd binary is compiled for OSX, if you're in another platform, download the apporpriate etcd binary for your platform.
Setup goreman:
go get github.com/mattn/goreman
Next, run the included Procfile
goreman start
This will start etcd and some Dcron instances that will form a cluster.
Now you can view the web panel at: http://localhost:8081
To add jobs to the system read the API docs or take a look to the job.json file.
Full, comprehensive documentation is viewable on the Dcron website: