Cron: Every weekend
Type a cron schedule and get plain English, a field-by-field breakdown and the next run times, all in the browser.
At 00:00 on Saturday and Sunday
No upcoming runs within 5 years.
The cron expression for every weekend
To run a job every weekend, use 0 0 * * 6,0. Read aloud it means: At 00:00 on Saturday and Sunday.
Field by field: minute 0 — minute 0; hour 0 — hour 0; day of month * — every day-of-month; month * — every month; day of week 6,0 — Saturday and Sunday.
The expression drops into a crontab, a CI schedule or anything else that speaks standard five-field cron syntax. The times above are in the local timezone of this browser; most cron daemons run in the server's timezone, so mind the difference when it matters.
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