Laravel’s task scheduler allows you to automate recurring tasks such as saving daily records, sending birthday emails, and more. The scheduler can trigger tasks hourly, daily, monthly, or according to any custom interval you need.Here are four ways to use Laravel’s task scheduler:### callYou can schedule any code inside a closure function.```phpSchedule::call(function() { DB::table('temp_users')->delete();})->daily();```### commandYou can schedule an Artisan command.```phpSchedule::command('emails:send Buki --force')->daily();Schedule::command(SendEmailsCommand::class, ['Buki', '--force',])->daily();```### jobYou can schedule a job.```phpSchedule::job(new HealthCheck)->everyFiveMinutes();```### execYou can schedule a shell command.```phpSchedule::exec('node /home/scripts/foo_bar.js')->daily();```You can choose the method that best suits your needs.As of Laravel 11, scheduled tasks are defined in the routes/console.php file. Update this file to add new commands. For more details, refer to the [Laravel documentation](https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/scheduling#defining-schedules).Happy coding!