[Scheduler] Add some pointers regarding worker processes deployment #20439
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Yes, this will be useful to many readers. Thanks @pgorod ... and congrats on your first Symfony Docs contribution 🎉 |
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It took me quite some effort to figure this out...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79257466/how-does-symfony-scheduler-component-get-triggered/79257514
It's one of those things that are obvious after you know them, and where you should be looking for them, but not before...
I think the specific mentions of "cron" in the text are valuable (because people will search for it), even though it's not the wisest option (when compared to supervisor etc). The link will take them to the best-practices.