> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br/en/scheduler.md).

# Scheduler

## Requirements

Linux Control Center = 2.12.X or higher

## Overview

* The Schedule feature in the Linux Control Center platform provides a robust time automation capability. This feature allows you to schedule precise operations for individual Hosts, Host Groups or Workflow execution.
* The scheduling options cover all LCC *Actions* for single or recurring events, providing flexibility in the scheduling format.

## Objective

This document aims to demonstrate the step-by-step process for creating a schedule in Linux Control Center.

## Create a Schedule

1. Access the **Schedule** screen in the left side menu.

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1. Click **Create**.

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1. Fill in the **Name** field to identify the schedule.

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## Action Selection

1. The first step is to select which **Action** will be executed in the schedule.

{% hint style="info" %}
Only one action can be executed per schedule, and only one of the three options among *Host/Host Group, Discover, Workflow, Reports* can be selected at a time.

If it is necessary to execute more than one action in a single schedule, you must create a *Workflow* flow and schedule its execution for the desired time.
{% endhint %}

### Hosts / Host Groups

1. Check the first option to run an LCC *Action* on a Host or Host Group.

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1. At least 1 **Host** or a **Host Group** must be selected.
2. It is also possible to run on an individual Host or Host Group simultaneously.

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1. Choose the **Action** you want to run on the schedule.

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### Discover

1. Check the **Discover** option if you want to schedule the execution of a pre-configured **Discover**. This schedule allows you to run only 1 Discover.

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### Workflow

1. Click **Workflow** to schedule the execution of a pre-configured **Workflow**.

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### Reports

1. Click **Reports** to choose which pre-configured Report will be created in the schedule.

![](https://gitlab.com/7dev-doc/linux-control-center/-/blob/main/pt-br/images/schedule/create_schedule)

## Schedule Type

* This step defines how many times and at what time the schedule will be executed.

### Once

* With this type of schedule, the *Action* will be executed only once and the schedule will remain saved in the LCC Console.

1. Check the **One Time** option to execute only once.

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1. Enter the **Time** you want to execute in the **Hour** field. (24-hour format)
2. Enter the **Minute** you want to execute in the **Minute** field. (0 to 59)

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1. Enter the day of the **Month** on which you want to execute the action in the **Date** field.

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### Repeatedly

* The *Repeatedly* scheduling type allows execution according to the 3 options below;

#### Every Minute

1. Check the **Minute** box and enter how many minutes the *Action* will be executed. This way, the action will be executed every X minutes defined. (1 to 59)

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#### Daily

* This type of schedule executes the *Action* only once a day, at the configured time.

1. Enter the *Hour* of the day you want to execute the *Action* in the **Hour** field. (24-Hour Format)
2. Enter the *Minute* of the hour you want to execute the *Action* in the **Minutes** field. (0 to 59)

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#### Advanced

{% hint style="info" %}

* If you want the *Action* to be executed daily, just leave the **Day of Week** field blank(\*)

* If you want the *Action* to be executed monthly, just leave the **Month** field blank(\*)
  {% endhint %}

* This type of scheduling allows the action to be executed every *Day of the Week*, *Day of the Month* or every *Month*.

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1. Select the day of the week on which the *Action* will always be executed in the **Day of Week** field.

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1. Select the day of the month on which the *Action* will always be executed in the **Day of Month** field.

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1. Select the month on which the *Action* will always be executed in the **Month** field.

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## Save and Enable or Disable Schedule

1. Click **Save** to create the schedule.

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1. The screen of created schedules displays some information;

**Enabled/Disable**: Indicates whether the schedule is enabled or disabled.\
**Repeat**: Indicates that the schedule will occur periodically according to the date entered.\
**Last Run at**: Date of the last execution of the schedule.\
**Created at**: Date of creation of the schedule.\
**Updated at**: Date of the last change to the schedule.<br>

1. Click on the created schedule.

![](https://gitlab.com/7dev-doc/linux-control-center/-/blob/main/pt-br/images/schedule/create_schedule)

1. The **Enable Schedule** field allows you to Enable and/or Disable the Schedule. When Enabling, the schedule will be executed automatically according to the configuration.

![](https://gitlab.com/7dev-doc/linux-control-center/-/blob/main/pt-br/images/schedule/create_schedule)

1. It is also possible to *Delete* a schedule permanently by clicking the **Delete** button.

![](https://gitlab.com/7dev-doc/linux-control-center/-/blob/main/pt-br/images/schedule/create_schedule)