Run scheduled jobs with Vercel Cron Jobs
Vercel Cron Jobs enable scheduled task automation for backups, archiving, notifications, and more using cron expression syntax. The feature is now available in public beta for Vercel Functions and the Build Output API.
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Vercel Cron Jobs enable you to run scheduled jobs for automating backups and archiving, sending email and Slack notifications, and more. Cron jobs can be used for any task you need to run on a schedule.
By using a specific syntax called a , you can define the frequency and timing of each task. Cron jobs are supported in and the .cron expressionVercel FunctionsBuild Output API
Vercel Cron Jobs are available in public beta. to get started.Check out the documentation
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