TLDR
AWS Instance Scheduler is a popular option for saving up a large portion of the cost of computing services in situations where there are predictable planned times for operating compute services. The default behavior of this solution is to stop EC2 and RDS instances, not terminate or delete them, as terminated instances cannot be restarted. By evaluating when the instances are more widely used, you can implement more complex schedules. In this article, we will cover a step-by-step guide to create an AWS schedule and apply it to several instances.via the TL;DR App
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