I need to have a variable which tells me the timestamp of the previous Thursday at 22:30:00.
I added a ‘Date and Time’ and a variable, and then i thought to use a until function, but got stuck with what value to pass.
the reason for this is that i’m creating a dashboard which shows real-time server performance, and for a section on this dashboard, which shows reboot time of services, i need to perform a check between the start time of the service and the reboot time, which is on Thursdays nights.
Without going into deep these could be your requirements:
Variant A:
You need to catch Server Infos (Reboot time and services…)
You store reboot time + start time of services in a table (mysql etc) via PHP.
You call that PHP via cronjobs.
Variant B:
You fetch data from logfiles or parse them (no DB needed)
Variant C:
Maybe there is a Variant C with Wappler only… (except server tasks) mostly server relevant tasks which really needs a serverside scheduler (Wappler Scheduler)… only runs if your On Page…(right?)
Variant D:
You use a thirdparty provider which monitors pings your services. There are a lot of them. You pay monthly fees. Anyway this could be a good way to solve problems as you wont be able to run your script if your server isnt online. Makes sense?
Thanks, but i’m only referring to a variable within Wappler
All the data is already coming from a PostgreSQL DB, the only thing that is missing is the semi-static value which tells the last Thursday( ie: 03-10-2019 22:30:00 for this week, and on Friday this week, it should show 10-10-2019 22:30:00).
With this value I then can perform a check to see if the services start times are after this Thursday value and then show it in red.