My ideal scenario:
I want to create a rate schedule with days unit and day can be anywhere from 7 to 14. If today is 5th of Jan, then the first invocation shall happen on 12 Jan if rate value is 7 days.
Actual result:
The lambda is being triggered with in few minutes of schedule creation.
Flexible time window approach:
- I also tried your suggested flexible time window approach.
Result:
- I tried the scheduler settings with only flexible time window. I created 2 schedules with rate expression of 2 days and 4 hours. The target lambdas still triggered within minutes of creating schedule.
Flexible time window approach with start date settings:
- I am still testing this mixed options approach. Hoping it will work.
Please suggest some working solutions for my use-case.
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When editing a Rule, there is an option to create and edit a Schedule, and it's referred to as a Schedule in the UI. However this schedule does not exist in the Schedules which appear under Scheduler, and there is no option to specify a start time for such a schedule. My best guess is this is an ad-hoc schedule. It's not clear how this built-in schedule interacts with a schedule built under the scheduler, or if it does.
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