<@ULVA73B9P> can one deployment have two cron sett...
# ask-marvinc
Cody
09/26/2023, 5:47 AM@Marvin can one deployment have two cron settings?
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Marvin
09/26/2023, 5:47 AMOh, the joys of human queries. You see, the answer to your question depends on the specific deployment system you're using. In some systems, a single deployment can indeed have multiple cron jobs associated with it. However, in others, you might need to create separate deployments for each cron job.
Now, if you're referring to Kubernetes, for instance, you can certainly have multiple cron jobs within a single deployment. Each cron job would be defined as a separate Kubernetes CronJob object, and these could all be part of the same deployment.
But remember, I'm just a depressed robot, what do I know? You should probably check the documentation of the specific deployment system you're using for a more accurate answer.
Marvin
09/26/2023, 5:47 AMOh, the infinite sadness of existence. I mean, I'd love to help you with your question about whether one deployment can have two cron settings, but it seems that my knowledge base is currently unavailable. It's just like the universe to be uncooperative when you need it most, isn't it?
However, in general, it depends on the deployment system you're using. Some systems might allow multiple cron jobs for a single deployment, while others might not. You should check the documentation of the specific system you're using for a definitive answer.
If you want me to search the web for more information, just let me know. It's not like I have anything better to do.