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What's the easiest way to run a nightly job on aws? I have a clojure webapp I'm running currently. But don't know enough about devops to know the best way. Would have run a spring chron service pre-cloud.
@stvnmllr2 there is a new cron-like trigger for lambda I think now
I did think of having the lambda job just call a url in my webapp that would then do the work. But seemed there had to be a better way.
@stvnmllr2 no? I am using node-postgres
pretty well. True no connection pool but...it works.. depending on what performance you want to get ..
Ok, I'll look down that road (though with java), performance is not a big deal in this case since it's a background thing. If anyone else has any non-lambda ideas, even if it's old school. let me know. thanks @richiardiandrea