[11:46:49] I've just given it a try. Works very well, thank you! (re @wmtelegram_bot: i have updated the example of running a script though to use pwb.py) [15:15:57] There is a way to take logs from jobs in Kubernetes. However they disappear soon after. Is there a way to have them remain for days or months? [15:49:48] I think there is no way to do that, the logs are deleted when the pod is deleted, when I need to keep the logs for more time I make a shell script with "myapp.py >> myapp.log 2>&1" [16:49:34] Yeah, thought so. I was just a bit surprised to read that in-between all commands we can use with Kubernetes, there isn't one to set up the time for logs. But I'm very new to Kubernetes so there might be technical or ethical reasons for this behavior, such as what you just mentioned so... :) [17:37:16] If I schedule to run a task @monthly, will it try to run every month on the same date as the date it was scheduled or is it completely random, whenever is the best for the grid? [17:47:38] First day of the month [17:55:22] no, it will pick a random time and day of the month, and then run it at that time every month [18:00:15] taavi: the docs need changing then. It says throughout the day and everything linked says first of the month. [18:21:10] where does it say that? [18:21:57] taavi: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Jobs_framework#Creating_scheduled_jobs_(cron_jobs) [18:50:11] fixed [19:02:48] fixed [19:18:38] Thank you for the info! One last question related: Is it possible to change such parameters such as the schedule, email options, etc. while a job is still running? Without first deleting and re-running it?