Schedule a notebook job

Note

The notebook scheduler is built from the Amazon EventBridge, SageMaker Training, and SageMaker Pipelines services. If your notebook jobs fail, you might see errors related to these services.

To schedule a notebook job, complete the following steps.

1. Open the Create Job form in one of two ways:

   • Using the File Browser

     1. In the File Browser in the left panel, right-click on the notebook you want to run as a scheduled job.

     2. Choose Create Notebook Job.

   • Within the Studio notebook

     • Inside the Studio notebook you want to run as a scheduled job, choose the Create Notebook Job icon in the Studio toolbar.

2. Complete the pop-up form. The form displays the following fields:

   • Job name: A descriptive name you specify for your job.

   • Input file: The name of the notebook which you are scheduling to run in non-interactive mode.

   • Compute type: The type of Amazon EC2 instance in which you want to run your notebook.

   • Parameters: Custom parameters you can optionally specify as inputs to your notebook. To use this feature, you must tag a specific cell in your Jupyter notebook with the parameters tag, or else your parameters may not have correct values in the notebook. For more details, see Parameterize your notebook.

   • Additional Options: For details about additional customizations you can apply, see Additional options.

3. Schedule your job. You can run your notebook on demand or on a fixed schedule.

   • To run the notebook on demand, complete the following steps:

     • Select Run Now.

     • Choose Create.

     • The Notebook Jobs tab appears. Choose Reload to load your job into the dashboard.

   • To run the notebook on a fixed schedule, complete the following steps:

     • Choose Run on a schedule.

     • Choose the Interval dropdown list and select an interval. The intervals range from every minute to monthly. You can also select Custom schedule.

     • Based on the interval you choose, additional fields appear to help you further specify your desired run day and time. For example, if you select Day for a daily run, an additional field appears for you to specify the desired time. Note that any time you specify is in UTC format. Note also that if you choose a small interval, such as one minute, your jobs overlap if the previous job is not complete when the next job starts.

       If you select a custom schedule, you use cron syntax in the expression box to specify your exact run date and time. The cron syntax is a space-separated list of digits, each of which represent a unit of time from seconds to years. For help with cron syntax, you can choose Get help with cron syntax under the expression box.

     • Choose Create.

     • The Notebook Job Definitions tab appears. Choose Reload to load your job definition into the dashboard.