Changhui Xu
1 min readJan 9, 2020

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Ogbonnaya Ojukwu, Thank you.

When the application is down, the background job won’t run. So, usually the job needs to be composed in a way that is able to pick up leftovers in order to handle downtime.

If the job is critical to run at all scheduled times, then it needs to be in a separate system that has high availability, for example, in cloud platforms.

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Changhui Xu
Changhui Xu

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Lead Application Developer. MBA. I write blogs about .NET, Angular, JavaScript/TypeScript, Docker, AWS, DDD, and many others.

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