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JS7 JobScheduler vs Quartz Scheduler

JS7 JobScheduler

sos-berlin.com

Quartz Scheduler

quartz-scheduler.org

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Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
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Open source—Yes
WebYes—
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published22
Spec score · Job Scheduler Software7.8 (#9)8.2 (#7)
SupportOpen-source users can use community support and public resources; professional support and services are available to commercial license customers.The community page directs users with questions to the Quartz Users' Forum and provides an issue tracker for reporting issues and requesting features.

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JS7 JobScheduler

  • Open Source LicenseFree
  • Commercial LicensePriced on request

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Quartz Scheduler

  • Free open-source Quartz SchedulerFree
  • Quartz SchedulerFree

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JS7 JobScheduler

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Quartz Scheduler

Quartz Scheduler is a free, open-source Java library for running application tasks at scheduled times or on recurring plans. Triggers can use times, days, calendar exclusions, repeat counts, end dates or intervals. Quartz says it can handle workloads from tens to tens of thousands of jobs, with JTA transaction and clustering support. It can run inside an application, an application server or servlet container, as a standalone RMI program, or as a cluster of standalone programs. JDBCJobStore persists jobs and triggers in a relational database, while RAMJobStore keeps them in memory and loses them between executions. Data sources can come from JDBC, application-server JNDI or custom ConnectionProvider implementations. Built-in clustering depends on JDBCJobStore persistence. Downloads list version 2.5.1 for Java 11+ with the jakarta namespace and 2.4.1 for Java 8 with javax.*. Quartz describes itself as a scheduler rather than a job queue, although it can serve as one at small scale. It is licensed under Apache License 2.0.

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