Schedule Linux Jobs with cron
30In this Linux tutorial for beginners, the BeginLinux Guru show you how to automatically run Linux jobs on a regular schedule. We'll do that by using the Linux crontab utility to run a Linux cron job. As a bonus, I'll even show you how a Linux administrator can save time by seeing in one spot where everyone has stored a cron job.
Information in this video could help you prepare for certain Linux certification exams, such as the CompTIA Linux+ exam, a Linux Professional Institute exam (LPI exam), or a Red Hat Linux certification exam.
Be sure to check out my "Mastering Linux Security and Hardening" book:
Packt Publishing link:
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