Linux CLI - Cron and SchedulingWhat does the cron expression 0 0 1 1 * schedule?ARuns every 1st day of every month at midnightBRuns at midnight on January 1st every yearCRuns every January at midnightDRuns every day at midnightCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze the fieldsMinute=0, hour=0, day of month=1, month=1 (January), day of week=* (any).Step 2: Understand the scheduleThe job runs at 00:00 (midnight) on January 1st every year.Final Answer:Runs at midnight on January 1st every year -> Option BQuick Check:Month=1 means January, day=1 means first day [OK]Quick Trick: Month=1 means January, day=1 means first day [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking it runs every dayConfusing month and day fieldsIgnoring day of week field
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