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Scheduler vs cron rules

This revision card explains Scheduler vs cron rules. It starts from the need that nightly cleanup and one-off reminders are different scheduling jobs. It describes eventBridge rules can run on a cron/rate. EventBridge Scheduler adds one-time and timezone-aware schedules at scale. The how-to section covers how to use a rate(1 day) rule for daily reports; use Scheduler for “remind me at 2026-11-01 09:00 IST”. An example on the card is cloudWatch metrics show Invocations on the schedule; target Lambda logs the run time in IST.

Scheduler vs cron rules Nightly cleanup and one-off reminders are different scheduling jobs. EventBridge rules can run on a cron/rate. EventBridge Scheduler adds one-time and timezone-aware schedules at scale. Use a rate(1 day) rule for daily reports; use Scheduler for “remind me at 2026-11-01 09:00 IST”. CloudWatch metrics show Invocations on the schedule; target Lambda logs the run time in IST.
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Why do we need it?

Nightly cleanup and one-off reminders are different scheduling jobs.

What is it?

EventBridge rules can run on a cron/rate. EventBridge Scheduler adds one-time and timezone-aware schedules at scale.

cron / rate

How to do it

Use a rate(1 day) rule for daily reports; use Scheduler for “remind me at 2026-11-01 09:00 IST”.

Example

CloudWatch metrics show Invocations on the schedule; target Lambda logs the run time in IST.

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