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Slack built a distributed cron execution system for scale by developing a new execution service written in Go and deployed on Bedrock. They faced issues with maintainability, cost-ineffective vertical scaling, and a single point of failure. The high-level cron execution architecture includes a Scheduled Job Conductor and a Job Queue. Slack also used a Vitess database table for deduplication and job tracking.

How Slack Built a Distributed Cron Execution System for Scale

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The High-Level Cron Execution Architecture