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Rodka

How to schedule active workers?

e.g., I want 0 active workers from 8pm to 3am, and 1 active worker from 3am to 8pm.
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RodkaOP2y ago
Gotcha. I'll look into it. There's no way to do this scheduling through the frontend?
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digigoblin2y ago
I think people would abuse it if it was available in the frontend
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RodkaOP2y ago
@nerdylive Might be interesting to point out that the mutation I ended up using for this (saveEndpoint) is not on the GraphQL API reference; I had to dig through the runpod-python code to find it. Also: https://doc.runpod.io/recipes/modify-an-existing-serverless-endpoint
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