Schedulable resource
A schedulable resource is one whose type ZopNight knows how to stop and start, such as virtual machines, Kubernetes node pools and namespaces, or Snowflake warehouses. Only these can usefully be put on a schedule. Why it matters: Non-production resources that can be switched off outside working hours are often the quickest saving available.
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