A while back, I blogged about using Quartz for scheduling jobs. Recently, I needed to make an API that could trigger jobs, and I thought of Quartz. There is a need/desire in this use case to prevent concurrent execution of jobs when the API is accessed and triggers jobs, and I didn’t really want to stack/queue jobs either. Quartz has some nice mechanisms to achieve exactly what I wanted.
Using Quartz to manage Concurrency
posted on October 3, 2017 by long2know in ASP.NET, Core, Quartz
Create a .NET Core Task Scheduler with Quartz
posted on May 3, 2017 by long2know in Core, Quartz
The past few days, I’ve been playing with Quartz in a .NET Core application. My goal was to create a scheduler that could trigger other services via those services having an API.