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Microservices Engine:Comparison between MSE SchedulerX and open source self-managed solutions

Last Updated:Dec 10, 2024

Quartz and ElasticJob are popular open source solutions for distributed job scheduling. This topic compares the features of Microservices Engine (MSE) SchedulerX with the features of the two open source solutions.

Feature

Quartz

ElasticJob

SchedulerX

Time-based Scheduling

Cron

Cron

Cron, Fixed_Delay, Fixed_Rate, One_Time, and OpenAPI

Job orchestration

Not supported

Not supported

Supported.

You can create workflows to orchestrate jobs on a GUI and pass data between jobs.

Distributed batch processing

Not supported

Static sharding

Broadcast, static sharding, and MapReduce

Programming languages

Java

Java jobs and script jobs

Java jobs, Go jobs, script jobs, HTTP jobs, and Kubernetes jobs

Observability

Not supported

Weak. You can only view jobs. Dynamic job creation and modification are not supported.

Historical records, operational logs (search supported), monitoring dashboard, operational records, stack viewing, and tracing analysis

O&M capabilities

Not supported

Enable and disable jobs

Enable or disable jobs, manually run jobs, stop jobs, mark jobs as successful, and refresh historical data

Monitoring and alerting

Not supported

Email

Email, DingTalk, Lark, WeCom, custom webhook, text message, and phone call

High availability and disaster recovery

Self-responsible for disaster recovery of databases

Self-responsible for disaster recovery of ZooKeeper

Support for multi-data center disaster recovery in the same region

User permissions

Not supported

Not supported

Single sign-on (SSO) and fine-grained management for main accounts, Resource Access Management (RAM) users, and RAM roles

Graceful shutdown

Not supported

Not supported

Supported

Canary release test

Not supported

Not supported

Supported

Performance

Processes compete for locks each time a job is scheduled. This increases the loads of databases.

ZooKeeper has a performance bottleneck.

SchedulerX supports horizontal scaling and can schedule a large number of jobs.