What is Furiko?
Cloud-native, enterprise-level cron and ad-hoc job platform for Kubernetes. Declare job configs that can be scheduled periodically or run ad-hoc with custom parameters.
Furiko is a tool in the Container Tools category of a tech stack.
Furiko is an open source tool with 458 GitHub stars and 20 GitHub forks. Here’s a link to Furiko's open source repository on GitHub
Furiko Integrations
Furiko's Features
- Kubernetes-native platform for configuring, managing and executing batch job configs
- Automatically schedule jobs using timezone-aware cron schedules, up to a per-second granularity
- Scheduling future job executions to be run at a later time
- Parameterize job configs with options and context variables
- Parallel task execution with multiple completion strategies
- Load-balanced cron scheduling when running at scale with 100Ks of jobs per day
- Strong guarantees to prevent multiple executions of the same job config to run concurrently
- Back-scheduling of missed jobs when restarting the controller
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