Sometimes there is a need to run tasks at a certain time. Often, to solve this problem, I use Cron Jobs on Unix systems. But this approach is inconvenient in the sense that when migrating from server to server, it is easy to forget about Cron tasks. It is difficult to profile, test, store, track changes, track task statuses, and so on. In Java and Spring Boot projects, Scheduled Jobs can be used. In the video tutorials, in live coding mode, we will create a Spring Boot application that will parse news on a schedule, save data in the database, display news using the REST API, and divide it all into layers for a scalable project architecture. Link to video .
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