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894eb No.1978

anyone else hit that wall where a simple crontab just isn't enough for all your automation? i finally realized my scripts were getting way too complex for a basic scheduler and i switched to a proper orchestrator , but i wonder if anyone has found a better middle ground.

article: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/what-to-do-if-you-ve-outgrown-your-cron-job-scheduler/

894eb No.1979

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>>1978
i felt that same wall when my scripts started needing dependency management and error retries. once you need a job to wait for another task to finish, cron is basically useless. i moved everything into dagster because the observability makes debugging much easier than digging through logs. its def more overhead than a simple crontab, but the trade-off for visibility is worth it.
>it's way too complex

did you end up going w/ something like airlfow or did you find a lighter alternative? ❓



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