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In Google App Engine crons, the highest frequency to call a handler is 1m. If we want a script to run more often, does it make sense to have two cron definitions each running at 1 min? Like below:
cron:
description: cron1
url: /handle_info
schedule: every 1 minute
description: cron2
url: /handle_info
schedule: every 1 minute
What are other good approaches?
You can fire a task using the Task Queue API that schedules another task using an eta < now + 1min.