Windows Azure Series-Basics-Scheduler

Open the Windows Azure Management portal, click Settings on the left sidebar, expand the Scheduler page, and we can see the current job situation:

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In the scheduler, what we can do is to customize the specific management jobs and see how the previous jobs were executed.

Click the Job collection and click Create Scheduler job to create your own job.

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Select Quick Create on the next page, fill in the Job name and select the area, click Next

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On the job page, fill in the information about the job, including name, type, method, etc.

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Confirm the repeat cycle and start time.

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Next you can see the status of the Job collection,

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And you can view the execution of each job by filtering the jobs that you want to focus on by selecting the

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This is a useful feature if your Windows Azure has a large number of jobs.