Is there a .net client for a restful WEB service?

Question

.NET

There is a restful WEB service. How and with the help of what you can make a simple client that would hang in the system and periodically knock on the service and perform certain operations with the results (there is already a special library for this). The first thing that comes to mind is launching in a standard Windows scheduler, but somehow it’s not solid, not reliable - the application is separate, but the settings and launch control are separate. You need something like a service, but at the same time to be as easy to deploy on a client machine.
Maybe there is an opportunity to make such a client, for example, based on IIS or something else ready?
What can you say about quartznet and other similar tools?

Answer 1

Making an IIS-based client for this task is not difficult. If you do not have Jesuit launch schedules according to the lunar calendar, but you just need to recalculate every 10 minutes, then quartznet looks superfluous.
+ "As easy as possible to deploy on a client machine" - this is tyts in the browser at the link.
+ when management wants to launch a soft on a tablet, then you will already have everything ready for
profit

Answer 2

We use Quartz.Net, we are completely satisfied with it, it works reliably. There is a retry, if something fell off, to implement the task, it is enough to inherit from one class. Quartz runs as a windows service, which is pretty reliable.
I would not recommend IIS - all the functions for actually scheduling periodic launches must be done manually.