For DevOps engineers and sysadmins writing crontab entries, Kubernetes CronJobs and CI schedules. Type an expression and get a plain-English meaning plus the next five times it would fire.
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0 9 * * 1-5
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Meaning: At minute 0 past hour 9, on every day-of-month, in every month, on Mon-Fri. Runs: 09:00 on each of the next five weekdays.
A step value: */15 in the minute field fires at minutes 0, 15, 30 and 45. In the hour field it would mean every 15 hours starting from 0.
No. Use numbers: 0 to 6 for day of week (0 is Sunday) and 1 to 12 for months. Lists like 1,3,5 and ranges like 1-5 work.
Your browser local time zone. Servers and Kubernetes CronJobs often run in UTC, so shift the hour field if your scheduler uses a different zone.
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