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[linux] Linux Tutorial on Timed Tasks Based on Systemd Timer

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Requirements: Our commonly used Linux scheduled task is the crond service, but we don't know that there is another timing method, that is, systemd, we often use systemd to manage our services, but we don't know that we can also set scheduled tasks through systemd.

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Linux systemd service manager explained in detail
https://www.itsvse.com/thread-10178-1-1.html

Service unit

Create a new test1.service file, which is the specific task we are performing, and the configuration is as follows:
Timer unit

The service unit simply defines how the task is executed, and to schedule this service, the Timer unit must also be defined. Create a new test1.timer file with the following configuration:
Upload the test1.service and test1.timer files to the server/etc/systemd/systemfolder. Run the following command:
As shown below:



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