Going beyond what I wrote at 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36941450/apache-aurora-cron-jobs-are-not-scheduled
 a few remarks:


* By default, Aurora only keeps a history of 100 finished tasks. It is 
therefore not expected that the number of completed crons increases, even if 
everything works as expected.

* Is your example cron job in form that you can share with us? That would allow 
us to try to reproduce your problem more easily.

* The location of your log files depends on how you install Aurora. Have you 
used the official debian packages or RPMs?


Best Regards,

Stephan

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From: Ziliang Chen <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 2, 2016 16:00
To: [email protected]
Subject: Aurora cron jobs are not scheduled

Hi,

I setup a Mesos cluster which runs Apache Aurora framework, and i registered 
100 cron jobs which run every min on a 5 slave machine pool. I found after 
scheduled around 100 times, the cron jobs stuck in "PENDING" state. May i ask 
what kind of logs i can inspect and what is the possible problem ? I tried to 
restart the Aurora scheduler several times, every time after restarting, the 
cron jobs starts scheduled but when they hit around 100 time, all cron jobs 
stops. The BTW, Job executable is a very simple program which just write some 
number to a file, so i don't think it is a resource problem since i have 40 GB 
memory/40 CPUs in the slave machine pool

Thank you a lot !

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Regards, Zi-Liang

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