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Guide for working with Schked, a Ruby recurring-job scheduler built on top of rufus-scheduler.
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| name | schked |
| description | Guide for working with Schked, a Ruby recurring-job scheduler built on top of rufus-scheduler. |
Schked is a framework-agnostic Ruby wrapper around rufus-scheduler for running recurring jobs. It adds Redis-based distributed locking (so only one scheduler instance is active at a time), Rails integration, callbacks, and a small CLI.
| Question | Go to |
|---|---|
| How does the scheduler start, run, and shut down? | references/architecture.md |
| How do I install and configure it? | references/initialization.md |
| What changed between versions or what is deprecated? | references/migration.md |
| How do I perform a concrete task? | references/recipes/{use-case}.md |
| How do I configure the Kubernetes liveness probe? | references/recipes/configure-liveness-probe.md |
| What is broken and how do I fix it? | references/troubleshooting.md |
references/architecture.md first to understand the runtime model, especially the threading rules and the Redis lock.references/initialization.md when the task involves setup or configuration.references/recipes/{use-case}.md for the task at hand.references/migration.md only when upgrading or handling deprecations.references/troubleshooting.md only when diagnosing failures.standalone or Redis-locked before changing scheduling behavior.