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Performance of jobs run from cron
Posted on 2004-03-26
I have some long-running scheduled jobs run from cron. I find that if I run exactly the same job form the command line using nohup, I get soemthing like 20 - 25 % performance improvement. Why is the same job slower when runnign from cron, and how can I make cron as fast as nohup from the command line?
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Hi duncan_deborde,
Do you have the job scheduled so that several jobs are running in parallel?
Cheers,
Stefan
Do you have the job scheduled so that several jobs are running in parallel?
Cheers,
Stefan
You can adjust the priority of cron jobs by tweaking the 'nice' value in /etc/cron.d/queuedefs. 'man queuedefs' for an example.
Regards,
Mark
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