Linux Basics -- Scheduling Tasks with Cron

Scheduling Tasks in Linux - The CRONTAB Command

Task Scheduling in Linux - CronTab Command and How to Create/Use a Cron Job

Linux Auto Task and Crontab Explained in Full Detail | Ep 14

LPIC 1 - 59 - 107.2 - Automate admin tasks by scheduling them (cron, crontab, at & systemd timers)

Scheduling Tasks with Crontab | Cron Job | Linux Administration Tutorial | Module 5 ( Part VI)

How Do You Set the Timezone for Crontab? (Step-by-Step Guide)

What is a CRON job? A cron job is a scheduled task that runs automatically at a specified time. It's commonly used to automate repetitive tasks without manual intervention. Real-world example: Generating daily sales reports 1. Write a script to: - Retrieve sales data from the database - Generate a formatted report - Send the report via email - Save a copy on the server 2. Set up a cron job to execute the script every morning at 6:00 AM: - Edit the crontab file: `crontab -e` - Add the line: `0 6