Background Jobs
Understand automatic background work, review failures and use manual controls only when needed.
Background Jobs handles work that should continue after the page that started it has been closed, including scheduled publishing, queued mail, maintenance, package operations, imports and recovery work.
Automatic processing
Micro CMS normally starts and continues supported background work automatically. You do not need to keep Admin open while a job is running.
Review the queue
Open System → Background Jobs to see queued, running, completed and failed work. A queued job is not necessarily an error; it may be waiting for available execution capacity or a prerequisite operation.
When work needs attention
Open the job detail for the current error and use the action Micro CMS offers. Do not repeatedly submit the same operation while the existing job is still queued or running.
Hosting scheduler fallback
If Micro CMS reports that automatic processing is unavailable on the host, use the optional hosting-scheduler guide. Do not weaken PHP security settings simply to make a background job start.