Dashboard overview
The Uptime Scheduler dashboard is available at app.uptimescheduler.com.
Overview page
The overview shows a summary of connected accounts, total resources under management, current running/stopped split, and estimated monthly savings.
Resources page
The Resources page lists all tagged resources across your connected accounts.
Filtering
- Account — filter to a specific AWS account or view all
- Resource type — EC2, RDS, NAT, ECS
- Environment — filter by
uptime:envvalue - Search — filter by resource name or ID
Environment labels
Each resource displays its uptime:env labels as clickable badges. Click a label to start or stop all resources in that environment immediately.
Manual start / stop
Use the action menu on any resource row to start or stop it immediately, outside its normal schedule. This is useful for ad-hoc overrides.
Resource details
Click a resource to see its full metadata, current state, last action time, and schedule.
Schedules page
The Schedules page groups resources by their uptime:schedule value, showing you a human-readable interpretation of each schedule (e.g. “9 AM – 5 PM · Mon–Fri”) and how many resources share it.
Expand a schedule to see all resources assigned to it.
Savings page
The Savings page estimates your monthly savings based on resource type, hourly cost (from AWS pricing data), and the percentage of time each resource is stopped.
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Timezone
Displays the timezone configured during CloudFormation deployment. This is set per account.
To change the timezone, update the Timezone parameter in the CloudFormation stack and redeploy.
Slack integration
Connect Slack to receive notifications when resources start or stop, and to trigger environment commands from Slack. See Slack integration.
Account management
Add or remove connected AWS accounts.