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#linux #devops and #sysadmin people, what's the successor to cron? Or alternatively, is there a sane logging interface to cron? An alternative to emails with log dumps, something where I can define logging levels, communication channels and notification rules, and perhaps with a (web) UI where I can see the logs of the last few runs? Think GitHub actions for cronjobs.
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