nicolaferraro commented on issue #223: Fix #222: initial implementation of native cron support URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-k-runtime/pull/223#issuecomment-572514373 > > Good point, but would you remove all quartz libraries on the operator side? > > Yes, I think in case we want to leverage k8s scheduler we can replace the discovered dependencies with what make more sense for us so in this case quartz --> timer > > > I did minimal variations to make sure an user can switch from kube-scheduled mode to standard mode easily (potentially even without changes in the library path). > > Guess this can be controlled by a trait so the `auto` mode would do the magic but if you need fine grained control, then you can use the trait to influence the level of the magic > > > I've overridden the required fields, keeping other user settings on the endpoints.. even if I can't find something relevant that an user may customize on quartz. There are some headers added on the exchanges, that can be faked in case. > > I think that if you want k8s jobs, then you do not care about headers generated by the camel components, if you want them, probably you need to keep your pod running as the headers won't be what you expect (i.e. the number of fired event will allays be just 1) Yeah, I was referring to `quartz' that has a fire time... but that can be taken from system time. Another benefit of the approach is that you can make it generic as it can replace all (ENV var) given endpoints with timers. And that literally allows you to plug new endpoints, directly from the operator.. even inventing new ones.. like `kubernetes-cron:0/1 * * * *`. Let me do another attempt.. do you think `Runtime.Listener` is a good place to start?
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