# Schedulers Dashboard

## Overview

The Scheduler Dashboard is your control center for managing and monitoring schedules across your environment. It helps you stay on top of how many schedules you have, which ones are running smoothly, and where failures might be happening. From here, you can take direct action, whether that’s editing, pausing, or running schedules manually.

## Metrics

At the top of your dashboard, you see quick insights that help you understand your schedules at a glance:

* **Total Schedules** – The total number of schedules you’ve created.
* **Successful Execution Today** – How many of your schedules have run successfully today.
* **Failed Execution Today** – How many of your schedules failed today and may need your attention.

These metrics give you immediate visibility into your daily operations, so you can focus where it matters.

## Schedule Table

The table gives you a detailed view of every schedule you have. Each row represents a schedule, showing you its current state, history, and upcoming execution.

### Available Configurations

<details>

<summary>Following details are available in the table:</summary>

| Column            | Descriptio                                                 |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Schedule Name** | The name you gave to the schedule for identification.      |
| **Description**   | A short explanation of the purpose of the schedule.        |
| **Service**       | The AWS service associated with the schedule.              |
| **Actions**       | The actions that will be triggered when the schedule runs. |
| **Status**        | The current state of the schedule (e.g., Active, Paused).  |
| **Runs**          | The total number of times the schedule has executed.       |
| **Last Runs**     | The timestamp of the most recent execution.                |
| **Next Runs**     | The timestamp of the upcoming scheduled execution.         |
| **Target Scope**  | The account ID where your schedule is applied to.          |

</details>

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### Row Actions

At the end of each row, you have controls that let you act on your schedule directly:

* **View Details** – See a deeper [drilldown](#schedule-drilldown) of the schedule.
* **Action Menu** – Provide extended management actions:

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<details>

<summary>Actions Available</summary>

| Action                 | Description                                                                                                  |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **View Details**       | Opens the drilldown view so you can see complete details, metadata, and logs of the schedule.                |
| **Pause Schedule**     | Temporarily stops the schedule from running without deleting it. You can resume it later.                    |
| **Edit Schedule**      | Allows you to change the configuration, including actions, target scopes, and timings.                       |
| **Run Now**            | Executes the schedule immediately, bypassing the next scheduled run. Useful for testing or urgent execution. |
| **Duplicate Schedule** | Creates a copy of the schedule with the same configuration. You can then modify it as needed.                |
| **Delete Schedule**    | Permanently removes the schedule from your account. Once deleted, it cannot be recovered.                    |

</details>

## Schedule Drilldown

When you click **View Details**, you drill deeper into any schedule and see its configuration, history, and execution status.

Right at the top, you see the basics about your schedule:

* **Status** – The current state of the schedule.
* **Service** – The AWS service it connects to.
* **Action** – The action tied to the schedule.

### **Schedule Details**

* **Target Scopes** – The rules or resources your schedule applies to.
* **Schedule Actions** – A list of all the actions your schedule will execute.

  * You also have the option to **manually run an action** directly from here.

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### **Change Log**

Here, you can track every modification you or others have made to the schedule. It also records when you’ve manually triggered a run. This gives you a complete history for transparency and auditing.

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### **Execution Logs**

The Execution Logs tab shows you every time your schedule has run, along with the results. The table includes:

* **Run ID** – Unique identifier for the execution.
* **Type** – Whether the run was automatic or manual.
* **Action Name** – The action that executed.
* **Status** – The result of the run (success, failed, in-progress).
* **Run On Time** – When the run happened.

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## **View Button**

Click on view button at the end of row to see details like:

* Resource ID
* ARN
* Execution Status

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## **Tip**

Hover over the **Tooltip** next to **Status** field in the Execution Logs to quickly see what action was taken during that run.
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## Next Step

The dashboard is your central hub — create, track, and manage schedules, all in one place.

* Head to [**Create a New Schedule**](/automate/schedulers/create-schedules.md) to start automating actions.


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