Doddle is a background job system designed to make scheduling jobs in Java as simple as possible without being tied to a particular framework or storage provider. It's a doddle!

It is currently a WIP, it is not stable or ready to be used in any production setting.

Out-the-box, Doddle comes with the following features:

• Enqueue jobs immediately or in the future
• Queues with a given priority
• Scheduled jobs, otherwise knows as, CRONs
• Encryption of job arguments and key rotation
• Retry and back-off strategies (e.g. jitter, linear etc.)
• REST API to fetch information about jobs
• Storage (only PostgreSQL is supported for the moment) and java framework agnostic
• Middleware to modify the execution pipeline of a job
• Circuit breaker to protect the underlying storage layer
• Telemetry (listen to jobs events such as job created, executing, failed etc.)
• Job progress and logging
• Web dashboard (in progress!)

Example:

@Task()
public void processOrders(final ExecutionContext context) {
    final var tenantId = context.argument("tenantId").asString();
    final var orders = orderService.getOrdersForTenantId(tenantId);
    final var progress = context.progress(orders.size());
    // let's process some orders!
    for (final var order: orders) {
	orderService.process(order);
	progress.advance();
        context.logger.info("Currently processed {}% of orders", progress.percentage());
    }
    context.logger.info("Finished processing orders");
}

Documentation can be found here.