This project is a scheduler application implemented using clean architecture principles. It allows users to define and manage cron jobs for scheduled tasks.
The CronJob Scheduler is a .NET application that leverages clean architecture to provide a modular and maintainable solution for scheduling tasks using cron expressions.
- Configurable cron job scheduling
- Clean architecture design for maintainability and scalability
- Use of the repository pattern for data access
- Integration with Quartz.NET for cron job management
- Use of the mediator pattern for application logic
The project follows the clean architecture principles, with the following layers:
- Application: Contains application logic and use cases, utilizing the mediator pattern for decoupling.
- Domain: Contains domain entities, value objects, and domain logic.
- Infrastructure: Contains infrastructure concerns such as data access and external services. Implements the repository pattern for database access.
- Infrastructure.SqlServer: Contains SQL Server-specific infrastructure implementations, such as DbContext and database migrations.
- Worker: Contains background worker services for executing scheduled jobs.
Each layer has well-defined responsibilities to ensure separation of concerns and ease of testing and maintenance.
- .NET 8.0.204
- Entity Framework Core
- Quartz.NET
- dotnet ef 8.0.4 (Entity Framework Core tools)
- Clone the repository.
- Install dependencies:
dotnet restore. - Configure the database connection string in
appsettings.json. - Run database migrations:
dotnet ef database update. - Run the application:
dotnet run.
To use the CronJob Scheduler:
- Define and configure cron jobs using the provided user interface.
- Run and monitor scheduled jobs to ensure they execute as expected.
- Customize and extend the application as needed for your specific use case.
- Quartz.NET: https://www.quartz-scheduler.net/
- Entity Framework Core: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/