Tag-based schedules

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5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
azure
Domain
cloud

Research direction

Start by reviewing the linked Azure Automation scenario and issue 96207 to understand the requested tag-based scheduling behavior. Then inspect the repository's deployment entry points and define the supported tag format, schedule handling, and multi-subscription behavior. Done means teams can manage VM start/stop schedules through tag values without per-VM PRs or separate deployments.

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Description

Please add the ability to perform scheduled start/stop based on tag values.
In a large organisation with many subscriptions managed by many teams, there are many different schedules.
The 3 options I see are:

  1. Those teams would need to constantly message the start/stop team
  2. They would need to be able to submit PRs to add their individual VMs to the appropriate schedule
  3. We need to deploy many copies of this so individual teams can manage their own

Here is a great example of doing this with a json tag: Azure Automation scenario - using JSON formatted tags to create a schedule for Azure VM startup and shutdown

Here is another example of the same request: 96207

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