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pgBucket 2.0 Beta Is Ready

I am so glad to announce pgBucket 2.0 beta version, which is evolved from the version 1.0. Below are this version feature highlights and hoping that everybody likes these features. Event jobs (Cascading jobs) Dedicated configuration file Extended table print Auto job disable Custom job failure Dedicated connection pooler Improved the daemon stability/coding standards Please find the below URL for the features review. https://bitbucket.org/ dineshopenscg/pgbucket/ overview --Dinesh

pgBucket v1.0 is ready

pgBucket v1.0 pgBucket v1.0 (concurrent job scheduler for PostgreSQL) is released. This version is more stable and fixed the issues which was observed in the previous beta releases. Highlights of this tool are Schedule OS/DB level jobs Cron style syntax {Schedule up to seconds} On fly job modifications Instant daemon status by retrieving live job queue, job hash Enough cli options to deal with all the configured/scheduled job Here is the URL for the pgBucket build/usage instructions.  https://bitbucket.org/dineshopenscg/pgbucket I hope this tool will be helpful for the PostgreSQL users to get things done in the scheduled time. Note: This tool requires c++11{gcc version >= 4.9.3} to compile. --Dinesh

pgBucket beta2 is ready

Hi Everyone, I would like to inform to you all that,  pgBucket  beta2[Simple concurrent job scheduler for postgresql] version is ready with more stability. Thank you all in advance for your inputs/comments/suggestions. --Dinesh

pgBucket beta version is ready

Hi Everyone, I would like to inform to you all that, pgBucket [Simple concurrent job scheduler for postgresql] beta version is ready with enhanced architecture and new features. It would be more great if you could share your inputs and suggestions on this, which will help me to make this tool as stable. Thank you all in advance. --Dinesh