AWS Import

Adding a schedule

1. Click AWS at the top, then Select Actions → Add.

2. Fill the following details:

   • Name*: e.g., “AWS EKS6 Nightly”

   • Credential*: pick your AWS_ACCOUNT.

   • Timezone: choose the right region.

   • Import Frequency: “Current Time Settings” (then use the pickers below), or leave as default and set the wheels.

   • Toggle Active (must be on to trigger a scan) and optionally Recurring.

3. Select what has to be imported from AWS* (at least one):
   EC2 Instance, EBS, AMI, Snapshot, Security Group, VPC, Load Balancer, Network ACLs, Auto Scaling, NAT Gateways, Databases and Clusters, S3, DynamoDB, ECR, EKS, Lambda, Batch, AppRunner, etc.

   Tip: Only tick what you need; fewer services = faster imports.

4. Schedule in the time wheels (Second / Minute / Hour / Day / Month / Weekday).

5. Click Save.

6. The job appears in the AWS list

7. If IsActive=true , NextTriggerTime is calculated and displayed

Importing a AWS Schedule

• Select the desired rows, open Select Actions, and click Import.

• You’ll see the Import <Provider> Schedule popup with a Browse button and a link to Click here to download the sample file.

• (Optional) Download the template. The format of the template file is as below

Prepare Your File

• Download template: In the Import AWS Schedule popup, click the link to download the sample file.

• Headers: Keep the headers exactly as shown in the sample file.

• Fill in mandatory fields:

  • Name Must contain a string.

  • Credentials Enter Credential Name or Credential ID of AWS Account

  • Imported Items to be imported, must be separated by commas

  • Timezone

  • Schedule fields: second, minute, hour, day, month, weekday

• Fill in optional/additional fields as required:

  • Active: true/false

  • Recurring: true/false

Import the File

1. Click Select Actions → Import.

2. In the popup:

   • Click Browse.

   • Select your prepared file.

   • Click Upload.

3. Close the dialog.

Verify Imported Schedule

• The scheduled jobs will appear in the list/grid.

• If IsActive = true, the system will automatically calculate and display NextTriggerTime.

• All other relevant columns (including credentials) will be populated.

Deleting a AWS Schedule

• Select the checkbox in the leftmost column for each schedule you want to remove.

• From the Select Actions dropdown, click Delete.

• A Delete Confirmation modal appears.

• In the confirmation box, type Delete (exactly as shown), then click Delete.
  The selected schedule(s) are removed and disappear from the grid.

• No imports will be executed from the point of delete

• If an active import is currently running, The import will be completed