SSH to the target server.

The target server for each environment is different.

• For the production environment, you need to set up cron jobs on Task Server.
• For the non-production environment, you can set up cron jobs on the server directly.

SSH to the target server.

The target server for each environment is different.

• For the production environment, you need to set up cron jobs on Task Server.
• For the non-production environment, you can set up cron jobs on the server directly.

Edit the crontab file with the following command:

crontab -e

Create a scheduled job. The following example command runs cron every 15 minutes and logs the output to a file, which is then rotated every day and gzipped after a date:

# site cron will be triggered every 15 minutes
DATE_TAG=`date +%Y%m%d`
*/15 * * * * drush core-cron -l [site-uri] 2>&1 >> /mnt/logs/drush-cron/cron.log
0 0 * * * mv /mnt/logs/drush-cron/cron.log /mnt/logs/drush-cron/cron-${DATE_TAG}.log 2>&1 > /dev/null
3 0 * * * find /mnt/logs/drush-cron -name \*.log -ctime -1d -exec gzip {} \; 2>&1 > /dev/null

[site-uri] is the domain of your site.