Scheduled containers
Levv allows you to configure the uptime of your applications by scheduling a start and end time, reducing their footprint without impacting your use-case. You can scale the number of replicas down to avoid unnecessary consumption of ressources, and even scale them down to 0 to avoid any costs when your application is not running.
To configure the scheduling of your application, you can use the following labels:
| LABEL | FORMAT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
io.levv.schedule.start_time |
hh:mm | When your application scales up to # replicas (required) |
io.levv.schedule.end_time |
hh:mm | When your application scales down to # min_replicas (required) |
io.levv.schedule.day_of_month |
number, range | Which days of the month (default: *) |
io.levv.schedule.month |
number, name, range | Which months of the year (default: *) |
io.levv.schedule.day_of_week |
number, name, range | Which days of the week (default: *) |
io.levv.schedule.timezone |
timezone name | Timezone (default: UTC) |
io.levv.schedule.min_replicas |
number | The number of replicas (default: 0) |
day_of_month, month and day_of_week labels use the traditional CRON syntax.
Example:
labels:
io.levv.schedule.start_time: "9:00" # START AT 9AM
io.levv.schedule.end_time: "17:00" # UNTIL 5PM
io.levv.schedule.day_of_month: "1-7" # RUN FROM THE 1ST OF THE MONTH UNTIL THE 7TH
io.levv.schedule.month: "jan,feb" # RUN IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
io.levv.schedule.day_of_week: "mon,wed,thu,fri" # RUN ON MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
io.levv.schedule.timezone: "Europe/Brussels" # TIMEZONE
io.levv.schedule.min_replicas: 1 # SCALE DOWN TO 1 REPLICA INSTEAD OF ZERO