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Chronos: How does it work?

Internally, the Chronos scheduler main loop is quite simple. The pattern is as follows:

1. Chronos reads all job state from the state store (ZooKeeper)
2. Jobs are registered within the scheduler and loaded into the job graph for tracking dependencies.
3. Jobs are separated into a list of those which should be run at the current time (based on the clock of the host machine), and those which should not.
4. Jobs in the list of jobs to run are queued, and will be launched as soon as a sufficient offer becomes available.
5. Chronos will sleep until the next job is scheduled to run, and begin again from step 1.

Furthermore, a dependent job will be queued for execution once all parents have successfully completed at least once since the last time it ran. After the dependent job runs, the cycle resets.

This code lives within the mainLoop() method, and can be found here.

Additionally, Chronos has a number of advanced features to help you build whatever it is you may be trying to. It can:

For the items listed above, you must figure this out yourself.

Chronos

Chronos is a replacement for cron . It is a distributed and fault-tolerant scheduler that runs on top of Apache Mesos that can be used for job orchestration. It supports custom Mesos executors as well as the default command executor. Thus by default, Chronos executes sh (on most systems bash) scripts.

Chronos can be used to interact with systems such as Hadoop (incl. EMR), even if the Mesos slaves on which execution happens do not have Hadoop installed. Chronos is also natively able to schedule jobs that run inside Docker containers.

Chronos has a number of advantages over regular cron. It allows you to schedule your jobs using ISO8601 repeating interval notation, which enables more flexibility in job scheduling. Chronos also supports the definition of jobs triggered by the completion of other jobs. It supports arbitrarily long dependency chains.

Sample Architecture

Chronos comes with a UI which can be used to add, delete, list, modify and run jobs. It can also show a graph of job dependencies. The screenshot should give you a good idea of what Chronos can do.

Additionally, Chronos can show statistics on past job execution. This may include aggregate statistics such as number of successful and failed executions. Per job execution statistics (i.e. duration and status) are also available, if a Cassandra cluster is attached to Chronos. Please see the Configuration section on how to do this.

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