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Schedule a job periodically in Jenkins during working days

2017/09/10Hasan YousufCI/CD

Today's companies need automation solutions to achieve availability, reliability and productivity
to bring their complex product system in streamline which depends upon smaller complex sub systems. In
this blog post, I will try to bring key features why do we need to bring scheduling in an enterpise.

* Enterprise-wide view of all scheduled jobs / process across multiple platforms / systems.
* Sequence schduled process that are on multiple systems.
* To bring focus on delivering value-added IT service rather than dealing with daily automation / scheduling issues.
* Centralized mechanism to managed scheduled job load on databases & file servers.
* Sending and managing alerts from the central locations whenever required.
* Dashboard view of overnight work.

Jenkins (Open source automation server)

Select a job or create new job in jenkins --> go to "Build Triggers" --> Select "Build periodically"


# MINUTES (0-59) HOURS (0-23) DAYMONTH(1-31) MONTH(1-12) DAYWEEK (0-7)
55 06 * * 1-5

In the above text is self explanatory,
55    is minutes
06    is hours
*       is every day
*       is every month
1-5    1 is monday, 5 is friday so it is from monday to friday.

So, in simple words, this job will be executed every monday to friday at 06:55.

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