Schedules

Using Schedules tab you can configure Start/Stop Schedule and Delete Schedule for your database service.

Start/Stop Schedule

To configure the Start/Stop Schedule click on Set Schedule on the right side. A window pops up with fields:

• Repeat - To configure the repeat interval for your action. You can select any of these values from the drop-down list: Does not repeat - the schedule runs only one time for the confifured date and time Daily - the schedule runs daily on the configured time Weekly - the schedule runs weekly on the configured day and time

• Start Date - To configure the start date. You can configure the start date using this field if you opted for Daily or Weekly options in the Repeat field. Click on the calender button and select the day and date you wish to run the schedule.

• Duration - To configure the interval for the schedule. You can configure the start/stop date and time both in this field, if you have opted for Do not repeat option in the Repeat field. You can configure only the start time and the stop time in this field, if you have opted for Daily or Weekly option in the Repeat field.

• End repeat - To configure the end the repetition of the schedule. Select Never, if you don't want to repeat and run the schedule only once. Select On and a date from the field on the right side, if you want to end the repetition of the schedule on a particular date. Select After and provide a number N in the field on the right side, if you want to end the repetition of the schedule after N occurences.

After providing all the details, you can view the Code of the generated schedule in different languages from the bottom of the window. The different languages supported for the code are Shell, Python, Go, Java, JavaScript, and PowerShell. You can copy and also download the code in any of the language using the copy and download button on the top right side of the window. Select Close to come back to the schedule window and click on Save button to save the schedule.

The configured schedules are listed right below the Start/Stop Schedule option on this page. It displays:

• Start date - Provides the configured start date for the schedule

• Duration - Provides the duration for which your database service will be up and running.

• Repeat - Provides the schedule frequency. The possible values are Does not repeat, Daily, Weekly.

Delete Schedule

To configure the Delete Schedule click on Set Schedule. A window pops up with fields: * Delete on - To configure a date and time when you want to delete your service. Select the calender button on the right side to choose the date. In the next field, select the clock button to choose the time. * Do you want to retain the Availability Machine? - To retain/delete the Availability Machine. Select Yes, if you want to delete only the service and retain the Availability Machine. Select No, if you want to delete the service and Availabilty Machine both.

After providing all the details, you can view the Code of the generated schedule in different languages from the bottom of the window. The different languages supported for the code are Shell, Python, Go, Java, JavaScript, and PowerShell. You can copy and also download the code in any of the language using the copy and download button on the top right side of the window. Select Close to come back to the schedule window and click on Save button to save the schedule.

The configured delete schedules are displayed right below the Delete Schedule option on this page. It displays:

• Delete on - Provides day, date and time when your database service is scheduled to be deleted. Also, it mentions if the Availability Machine is to be retained along with the service or not.