James Turner (Turnerj) • 4/9/2019

Halt and Hangfire

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This article discusses moving from traditional task schedulers like Cron or Windows Task Scheduler to Hangfire for .NET applications. It explains how Hangfire handles both scheduled and ad-hoc background jobs, provides a dashboard for monitoring, supports persistent storage (like SQL Server), and enables distributed processing across servers.

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