Sometimes, the remote extensions that are installed by Microsoft Visual Code (VS Code) on remote systems can consume high amounts of CPU usage, making it difficult to use the server efficiently. However, my script can help limit the CPU usage of VS Code on a remote server.

Cronicle is a powerful cron alternative for job scheduling. It provides an accessible and feature-rich web interface for creating and monitoring jobs. In a previous article, I have discussed how to install Cronicle. In this post, we will delve into the process of creating jobs and monitoring their execution using Cronicle.

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Cronicle is a web-based, multi-server task scheduling and automation platform designed to handle complex job scheduling and workflow management across multiple servers. It offers a user-friendly interface for creating, managing, and monitoring tasks, supporting a wide range of job types, including shell scripts, commands, and custom plugins. With features like real-time logging, error notification, and resource allocation, Cronicle is tailored for both small-scale tasks and large, distributed systems, providing robust and scalable solutions for automated job execution. In this article, I will guide you through the process of installing Cronicle and configuring Nginx as a proxy to provide a seamless and secure web interface.

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