Schedules

Schedules let you automate server tasks like restarts, backups, and commands on a recurring basis.

Creating a Schedule

1. Go to the Schedules tab on your server
2. Click Create Schedule
3. Enter a name for the schedule (e.g., "Daily Restart")
4. Set the cron timing using the provided fields:
   • Minute — 0–59
   • Hour — 0–23
   • Day of Month — 1–31
   • Month — 1–12
   • Day of Week — 0–6 (Sunday = 0)
5. Toggle Enabled to activate the schedule
6. Click Create

Common Cron Examples

Adding Tasks to a Schedule

Each schedule can have multiple tasks that run in order. Click on a schedule to edit it, then click New Task.

Task Types

Time Offsets

Each task can have a time offset (in seconds) from the previous task. This lets you chain actions — for example, send a warning message, wait 60 seconds, then restart.

Example: Restart with warning

1. Task 1: Send command say Server restarting in 60 seconds! — offset: 0s
2. Task 2: Send command say Server restarting in 10 seconds! — offset: 50s
3. Task 3: Power action Restart — offset: 10s

Running a Schedule Manually

Click Run Now on any schedule to execute it immediately, regardless of its cron timing.

Deleting a Schedule

1. Open the schedule
2. Click Delete Schedule
3. Confirm the deletion

📝 Note: Your plan limits how many schedules you can create. Delete unused schedules to free up slots.

💡 Tip: Set up a daily restart schedule for busy servers — it clears memory leaks and keeps performance smooth.

Related Pages

• Backups — Manual backup creation and restoration
• Console — The commands you automate in schedules
• Server Management — Power controls and startup settings