Mani is a distribued cron like scheduler. It uses redis to acquire lock on jobs (ensuring a job runs on one node only) and determining when to run the job next.
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pip install mani
from mani import Mani
clock = Mani("redis://localhost:6379/")
@clock.every(minutes=1)
def foo():
print("running foo every minute")
@clock.every(weeks=1, at="mon 19:00:00")
def bar():
print("running bar every week on monday")
@clock.every(hours=1, at="25:00")
def baz():
print("running baz hourly on the 25th minute"
@clock.every(days=1, at="13:00:00")
def qux():
print("running qux daily at 1 pm")
import pytz
from mani import Mani
config = {
"timezone": pytz.timezone('US/Pacific')
}
clock = Mani("redis://localhost:6379/", config)
@clock.every(minutes=1)
def foo():
print("running foo every minute")
@clock.every(weeks=1, at="mon 19:00:00")
def bar():
print("running bar every week on monday at 7 pm Pacific time")
Nov 2018 - Version 0.3 released with Python3 support 🚀