⏰ Spring Boot @Scheduled Crash Course

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In my channel I discuss things I believe are relevant to either Java & Spring beginners, or advanced developers who want to stay up to date. Feedback is very much welcome!

[@AvinashRavi]

Really detailed as well as crisp video. I use Scheduling in my daily programming but I missed delay String and Schedule threads. Giving information about latest feature is a great addition. 👍
But why this channel is not updated for a long time ⌚?

[@AngHaringHabagat]

Nice examples. Just a comment regarding the fixedRate example.
@3:15 Actually the execution time is taken into consideration
If you set the Thread.sleep timer greater than the fixedRate duration then it will be very clear that method execution will not overlap, instead will just queue and execute immediately after the currently running method is done.

[@AadeshSrivastavasmile11]

This is some great help I can use.

[@charliesalazar3119]

Really good job! Thanks for the tutorial 🤓

[@elenapetina4862]

Very useful video with excellent explanation!😃👍 Appreciate it a lot!!🙏🙏 Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ...

[@nayutan2640]

Great explanation and thanks for the video!! Expecting more videos from you..

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you! More to come

[@user-os1wy5bo7d]

pretty nice and concise explanations, thank you!

[@adriansantos9086]

You are an expert man. Congrats

[@SpringAcademy]

Thanks!

[@johncerpa3782]

Great video, thank you!

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you for feedback! I am glad you liked it!

[@ersarthaksethi]

amazing content

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you Sarthak!

[@sujan_kumar_mitra]

Nice tutorial. Thanks.👍👍

[@caiocesarmelolopes2156]

just started the video, i got say, what a voice omg xD

[@SpringAcademy]

So bad or so good? 😅

[@ashuzguitar]

Very nice. ROI - huge.

[@SpringAcademy]

Thanks for feedback!

[@abh6967]

Thank you!

[@svalyavasvalyava9867]

awesome tutorial, thank you! 😊

[@MDAnashAnsari]

Very short and to the point video......

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you!

[@motolola]

Awesome video ... Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us ...

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you for kind words!

[@fungiblestory]

Thank you for this fruitful video

[@selvadurais1791]

Very very useful, Thank you

[@SpringAcademy]

Thanks for feedback!

[@ms-pf9ow]

Great explanation. Keep it up. 🙏

[@UberDurable]

Excellent tutorial!

[@SpringAcademy]

Thanks!

[@abidinberkay1]

Well firstly thanks for these awesome videos, I have already subscribed to learn many things, maybe idiot question but; which microphone you are using cuz your voice quality is really nice :D ?

[@yeshwanthalla8125]

Why @scheduled , @secures on same method of rest controller giving me authentication error?

[@cafeta]

Thank, this was very helpful.

[@SpringAcademy]

Glad to hear!

[@nikiforovsansanich]

Thanks! It was helpful!

[@priyankawagh5217]

Thank! awesome

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you! Super happy you found it useful 🙂

[@saturnteatree]

Why does it have to be placed in the DemoApplicaton class?

[@passyify]

Thanks this is really useful

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you for feedback I am glad you liked it!

[@theharry027]

How to make sure that cron job runs only once if multiple instances of application are running

[@kowshikpindikura1162]

Its really crisp. Also Is it possible to have only one scheduler method instead of somejob() and somejob2(). The scheduler should be dynamically created based on different cron expressions in the same example. Pls reply.

[@rupakchaulagain3337]

Can you plz help me realtime scheduling based on cronjobs added in mysql database row, if i add one date time i should trigger event only one time and if i add two date time i should trigger accordingly, can we do this in java scheduling?

[@jegatheeshm93]

Hi sir, It's a very nice tutorial. Thanks. If you have any tutorial on shedlock, please share. It will be very useful.

[@SpringAcademy]

Thanks man! That's exactly what's cooking now

[@najibnugroho7600]

I was try to implement scheduler for every day. Then I build to a jar file and running with java -jar. Yesterday it's works. But when I look it today not running. I trying on my computer to still alive until to 2 day for test it. Can you explain?

[@shrilekhadamle9289]

Thank you so much...

[@rebarius]

🙏🏼💙

[@harshadaraut4096]

I want to run call my method from controller daily on 3 pm for 1 hour what should be my cron value

[@kevinore1070]

I like your examples and I think that you can explain how to do a login with spring security

[@SpringAcademy]

Hi Kevin! Thanks! I have Spring Security on my list but due to the lack of time I am afraid it will not happen soon.

[@tw5529]

Awesome video. I have a small doubt
Plz clarify.
Running multiple instances in single Cluster runs Scheduler tasks multiple times in Java.
Production environment cluster is having 3 nodes. Springboot application (Scheduler is implemented to trigger a method for sending email) .Since application is deployed in 3 nodes of a single Cluster, So, at the same time 3 times the method is getting invoked.The method should be invoked 1 time only.
please suggest me how to resolve this issue?

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you! Take a look at Shedlock library github.com/lukas-krecan/ShedLock

[@rakeshsoni9112]

Thanks

[@SpringAcademy]

You're welcome!

[@joshpage8498]

Hello, I try to run this cron expression: 0 0 7 15,28-31 * 5. It's supposed to run days 15, 28-31 of the month AND Friday. But it does not do that. Someone knows what's the issue?

[@MamoruKing]

“At 07:00 on day-of-month 15 and every day-of-month from 28 through 31 and on Friday.”
If that is what you wanted, then its not cron's expression fault.

[@sonambhardwaj5466]

Really it's awsone explanation....I'm trying to implement scheduler in my application
My requirement is to read data from mongoCollection and write in flate-file automatically in everyday mid night(23:59PM) for that I have implemented batch and scheduler.
that flate file will be used by other server or in any failed scenario we also want to perform batch operation manually based specific back date
so do we have any possibility to call spring scheduler manually ?
please🙏 help me if we have any option for that usecase

[@ejimmichael5768]

Did you use a Cron expression for it?

[@ullasm7953]

hey , does ShedLock work with apache cassandra db as well? Thanks

[@SpringAcademy]

Hi! Yes look at github.com/lukas-krecan/ShedLock#cassandra

[@zaeemahmedabbasi]

Wow

[@downfall991]

Can this be used to check the expiry date of a created token and then delete that token?

[@SpringAcademy]

Sure why not?

[@leonmuzire8017]

Definitely

[@midclock]

Nice explanation!... Are you Italian?

[@SpringAcademy]

Thanks! I am Polish

[@geliangzhu9136]

nice

[@SpringAcademy]

Thank you!