pg_timetable, CYBERTEC's database-driven job scheduler for PostgreSQL that runs SQL, shell and built-in tasks as chains with full cron-style scheduling.
pg_timetable is CYBERTEC's advanced job scheduler for PostgreSQL. Unlike cron, every schedule, task and execution log lives inside PostgreSQL: you define chains of SQL, shell and built-in tasks, schedule them with full cron syntax or intervals, and pg_timetable executes them transactionally and records every run in the database. This image ships the pinned upstream v7.0.0 daemon running against a bundled local PostgreSQL 16.
cloudimg ships pg_timetable secure by default against a bundled local PostgreSQL, with a demo chain seeded on first boot so the scheduler visibly runs the moment it boots. PostgreSQL listens on the loopback interface only with no public database port, and every database password is minted uniquely on first boot and stored in root only files, never baked into the image. Paired with a step by step deploy guide and backed by 24/7 support.