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REQ: Docker Scheduling plugin

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Rather than power my server off to save power, what might be useful would be to restrict when my dockers will be active... so I dont want Arrs doing their thang at certain hours and no downloads etc... so... what about activating my dockers on a schedule?

 

Anyone able to do that? Or see the value?

Solved by ich777

Personally I achieve this with the user.scripts plugin. I have scripts that run on a schedule that execute docker pause and resume commands.  

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38 minutes ago, methanoid said:

Anyone able to do that? Or see the value?

I do that also with User Scripts.

 

Something like:

docker container stop CONTAINER1 CONTAINER2 …

will do the job just fine...

 

If you need to stop the container for example in 45 minutes you can do:

echo "docker container stop CONTAINERNAME" | at now + 45 minutes

 

  • 6 months later...

Cronicle and Cronicle v2 (edge) for through ssh.

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