Scheduled runs in Java: how not to oversleep work and make the deadline
summary
Walks through the scheduled-task pattern in Java and shows four concrete implementation approaches: plain (core) Java, established scheduling frameworks, Spring-based scheduling, and external scheduling tools. Compares these options so you can choose the appropriate solution for different circumstances and deadlines.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:13Talk goals and structure
- 10:45Simple Java SE solutions
- 14:41Quartz for complex tasks
- 22:11Spring and other frameworks
- 27:13Cloud and infrastructure solutions
- 29:22Common pitfalls
- 33:16Q&A
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