Cron every 10 minutes

Expression: */10 * * * *

Meaning

Run every ten minutes, at :00, :10, :20, :30, :40 and :50.

Example use

Useful for medium-frequency sync jobs, API polling and cache warmers.

How to modify it

Use */5 for a faster cadence or */15 for a quieter schedule.

Use it in the cron parser

Open the Cron Parser, paste */10 * * * *, and review the next run times in your browser before using the schedule in production.

Related cron schedules

• Cron every 5 minutes — */5 * * * *
• Cron every 15 minutes — */15 * * * *
• Cron every hour — 0 * * * *

FAQ

Does cron use my local time zone?

Cron uses the time zone configured in the scheduler or server. Cloud platforms, CI systems and containers may default to UTC.

Is this a five-field or six-field cron?

This page uses standard five-field crontab syntax: minute, hour, day of month, month and day of week.