There are several methods to schedule the execution of AWS CLI commands:
AWS CloudWatch Events: You can create a CloudWatch Event rule to trigger an AWS Lambda function, which can run your AWS CLI command.
AWS Lambda: You can create an AWS Lambda function that contains your AWS CLI command, and then schedule the function to run at specific intervals using CloudWatch Events.
AWS Systems Manager: You can use AWS Systems Manager to create a scheduled task that runs an AWS CLI command. This method requires you to set up a Systems Manager agent on the instance where you want to run the command.
Cron Jobs: If you are running AWS CLI commands from a Linux or macOS instance, you can schedule the commands using cron jobs. You can add the command to the crontab file, which specifies when the command should run.
Windows Task Scheduler: If you are running AWS CLI commands from a Windows instance, you can use the Task Scheduler to schedule the command to run at specific intervals.
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