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Correct me if I'm wrong, but the framework more powerful than Crontab and easier to use than Airflow is Celery. But Celery is not even mentioned here, why?
> Red Engine provides more features than Crontab and APScheduler and it is much easier to use than Airflow. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the framework more powerful than Crontab and easier to use than Airflow is Celery. But Celery is not even mentioned here, why?
This fits my use case so perfectly! I have a very small internal app taking care of organizing seminar talks, calendars, email announcements, recordings of the talks, and signups. It is a single python file of less than 1500 lines and an sqlite database. This library is so perfect for taking care of scheduled events. Everything else I have found is ridiculously over-complicated of a solution.
Can you share repo to your application?
To give a more useful answer though: it just uses cherrypy as a web framework and the zoom python bindings and sqlite. Nothing sophisticated, just a CRUD app that occasionally needs to download a large file and transcoded it in the background (which is where this scheduler will be used).
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Other schedulers have a durable database of attempted runs. This doesn't seem to have anything like that.
Would you have a recommendation for an easy to use Python scheduler with such a feature for a personal project?
Thus users could continue using RED, and if they want to scale to multiple machines or want resilience, you could allow them to switch out the backend to Flyte.
Disclosure: I am maintainer of Flyte. This is just a suggestion. Great work!