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Crontab cron expression: every Monday at 9:00 AM

To run a Crontab job every Monday at 9:00 AM, use:

0 9 * * 1

At 09:00 UTC, on Mon.

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Why use this schedule

A weekly start-of-week job that fires every Monday morning. Teams use it to open the week with a fresh report, a reset counter, or a reminder that lands before the first meeting.

First runs, as an example

Starting from 1 January 2027, evaluated in UTC:

#Date and time (UTC)
1Mon, 04 Jan 2027, 09:00:00
2Mon, 11 Jan 2027, 09:00:00
3Mon, 18 Jan 2027, 09:00:00
4Mon, 25 Jan 2027, 09:00:00
5Mon, 01 Feb 2027, 09:00:00
6Mon, 08 Feb 2027, 09:00:00

Every Monday at 9:00 AM in every dialect

SystemExpression
Crontab (this page)0 9 * * 1
Quartz0 0 9 ? * 2
Spring0 0 9 * * 1
Kubernetes0 9 * * 1
AWS EventBridge0 9 ? * 2 *
JenkinsH 9 * * 1
GitHub Actions0 9 * * 1
node-cron0 9 * * 1
Apache Airflow0 9 * * 1
Azure Functions0 0 9 * * 1
Google Cloud Scheduler0 9 * * 1

Need to translate a different expression? Use the cron converter.

Ready-to-use Crontab config

Drop this into your project. The expression is the one above.

crontab line
0 9 * * 1 /path/to/command >> /var/log/job.log 2>&1

The Crontab fields, in order: minute (0-59), hour (0-23), day-of-month (1-31), month (1-12), day-of-week (0-7, 0 and 7 = Sunday).

Things to watch out for in Crontab

The common mistake with this schedule

In Quartz and EventBridge, 1 means Sunday, so 0 9 ? * 1 fires on Sunday. Monday is 2, or write MON.

Frequently asked questions

How do I run a Crontab job every Monday at 9:00 AM?

Use 0 9 * * 1. At 09:00 UTC, on Mon.

What is the every Monday at 9:00 AM cron expression in other systems?

Quartz: 0 0 9 ? * 2; Spring: 0 0 9 * * 1; Kubernetes: 0 9 * * 1. The table on this page lists every dialect.

Which time zone does Crontab use for this schedule?

Cron runs in the server's local time zone. Check it with the date command, or put CRON_TZ=Asia/Kolkata above the line on cronie-based systems.

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