Zeitpläne

Schedules let you automate server tasks on a recurring basis. Choose from Interval (with presets like every 5/15/30 minutes or 1/2/6/12 hours), Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Event-triggered, or Manual (run on demand). Each schedule can contain multiple tasks that run in sequence with configurable delays between them.

Tasks can run a Console Command, create a Backup, perform a Power Action (start, restart, stop, or kill), Delete Files, or trigger a Git Sync. In the task builder, Power Action, Delete Files, Git Sync, and Backup show an upgrade prompt on free plans, and running tasks while the server is offline is premium-only.

Create a schedule, set the type to Interval and pick a frequency (e.g. every 6 hours), or use Daily for a fixed time. Then add a task with a Power Action set to Restart, or use a Console Command task with your server's restart command. Activate the schedule and your restarts will run automatically.

Event triggers include server events (started, stopped, crashed, backup completed), player events (player joined, player left, and server idle, configurable from 1 to 1440 minutes), resource thresholds (CPU, memory, or disk usage crossing a percentage from 1 to 100), and integration events (Git deployment completed). Threshold events support comparison operators like greater-than-or-equal.

The cron builder uses 5 fields: minute, hour, day-of-month, month, day-of-week. Examples: */30 * * * * (every 30 minutes), 0 14 * * * (daily at 2 PM), 0 14 * * 1,3,5 (Mon/Wed/Fri at 2 PM), 0 */6 * * * (every 6 hours). You can also use the interval presets if you prefer not to write cron expressions.

Yes — schedules support Discord webhooks (color-coded embeds) and Generic webhooks (JSON POST). You can get notified for schedule started, task completed, task failed, and schedule completed events. Webhook URLs must use HTTPS. This lets you watch automated tasks from Discord or wire them into external monitoring.