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Silent Scheduled Job Failures
Scheduled and background jobs silently stop running or report false success, going unnoticed until data is missing or customers complain.
In their words
I want Job 2 and Job 3 to execute immediately without being blocked by Job 1.
Run one times out, the retry kicks off while run one is actually still finishing, so the same job runs twice and nobody notices.
Your alarm just never fires, and your user has no idea why their task didn't run.
I feel like I am spending a lot of time towards this.
I had saved a schedule change but never published it, so the old version kept running.
This solves a real problem, the 16 hour job failing at hour 15 is genuinely miserable.
that export was dead for nine days before anyone noticed
Our prod env is broken and client is calculating manually.
I was wasting massive amounts of tokens getting one /orchestrator session to get status updates on multiple /worker sessions that mostly wasn't really actionable
the batch did not produce data for reporting. Product owners complained about skewed reports
if <I haven't been using it recently> and <there's plenty of usage left> pick the next ready task from the cleanup list and execute.
i've had cron jobs on gh actions just silently not run for days, so you're not crazy
Once "systemd-crond" decided to never schedule this job ever again, it stuck to that decision.
Yes, I expect the queue to be durable.
developers and operators
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/n8n
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/hermesagent
- r/sysadmin
- r/microsaas
- r/devops
- r/AiAutomations
Tools they use today
- cron
- n8n
- Claude Code
- Redis
- Hermes
- Claude
- healthchecks.io
- PostgreSQL
Why those fall short
- default agent-mode cron spins up an LLM every run; no first-class no-agent mode
- no single consistent approach; custom scheduler full of bugs
- standard error workflow cannot catch missing executions
- OEM battery savers kill processes silently; docs cover only half of reality
- job outcome is green and lies; status page never flags the gap
Map of ideas
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