The at command on Linux Explained with Examples | Tasks scheduling | Tasks automation

This video explains the following topics through various examples.
Differences between the at command and cron command
How to install the at command package on Linux
The at package contents: at command, atq, atrm, atd daemon and atrun
How to start, stop, restart, enable and disable atd daemon
How to list or view the scheduled jobs with the at command
How to schedule jobs with the at command using the pipes
What are pipes, and how they work on Linux
Using pipes with the at command for task scheduling
Differences between pipes and shell redirection
Supported time formats by the at command
Task scheduling with the at command using the 12 and 24-hour clock time
How to fix the garbled time error while using the at command
Using relative time for task scheduling
Using weekdays and dates with the at command
How to list scheduled jobs with the at command
How to remove or delete scheduled jobs with the at command
How to use the at command in interactive mode
Differences between the pipes and interactive mode while using the at command for task scheduling
How to schedule a script file using the at command
Task scheduling based the average system load
How to use the /etc/at.allow and /etc/at.deny files to secure the atd daemon and the at command

This video is based on the following tutorial.
https://www.computernetworkingnotes.com/linux-tutorials/task-scheduling-in-linux-with-cron-and-at-command.html

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