In this episode Chris Risner and Haishi Bai are joined by Pranav Rastogi, Program Manager on the Azure team. Pranav joins us to go over some newer features of WebJobs. WebJobs allow you to run background jobs as part of an Azure Web App or Azure Web Site. Since the last time we spoke about WebJobs, the SDK has been open sourced including an extensibility model that allows anyone to build out new triggers and binders for launching a job. Two of the new triggers they have also released include timer based triggers and file based triggers. Additionally, Pranav shows a trigger based off a Redis cache created by the community. Links from the show: [00:40] - Starting Pranav's presentation[03:40] - Open sourcing the SDK and extensibility model[06:00] - Diving into a project and triggers[08:00] - Queue and Timer triggers[13:28] - Using CRON style time triggers[16:00] - Using File triggers[20:06] - The Redis Extension[23:52] - Using Singleton's to respect Regions and Zones[28:54] - Scheduling jobs without the WebJobs SDKOur previous show with an introduction to WebJobsExtensible Triggers and Binders for WebJobs announcementScheduling Azure WebJobs with cron expressionsThe Redis WebJob extensionAzure WebJobs SDK on GitHubAzure WebJobs Samples on GitHubAzure WebJobs Extensions on GitHubRelease notes for the WebJobs SDKLike Cloud Cover on Facebook! Follow @CloudCoverShowFollow @chrisrisnerFollow @haishibai2010Follow @rustd