How to Reboot a VPS on Schedule?

Jovani

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Hi there,

I want to know any ways How to Reboot a VPS on Schedule? it should do or not?
for example, I want to reboot my VPS automatically on 12 AM after every 3 using days

is it possible to do that?
 

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Why would you want to reboot your VPS at all? Not only does this create downtime for the websites that you are hosting (which shows unreliability to your users/customers), but it is completely un-necessary. You could setup a crontab to execute the reboot command, but that brings me back to my initial question... Why?

Hi there,

I want to know any ways How to Reboot a VPS on Schedule? it should do or not?
for example, I want to reboot my VPS automatically on 12 AM after every 3 using days

is it possible to do that?
 

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Some application like Java will eaten RAM part-by-part, so reboot VPS is something we must do it from a backend.
One of my customer has same request like that.
 
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Jovani
You said right as my thought
I would like to know how to reboot it automatically daily or weekly on schedule :)
 

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Our current virtualization is onApp, so we can schedule it by using a custom script from Development Team.
However if you are using OpenVZ/KVM with SolusVM, we must set it another way.
I will try to research how to do it tonight.
 

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This is very simple -- don't know why you'd have to complicate things.
In SSH type the following command:

sudo crontab -e

Once the file is open, add the following line to it:

@daily root /sbin/shutdown -r now
 

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But if this is a Windows OS?
 

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Good question, I'm sure this link might help:

[URLnf=https://askleo.com/how-do-i-schedule-a-nightly-reboot-in-windows-8-1/]https://askleo.com/how-do-i-schedule-a-nightly-reboot-in-windows-8-1/[/URLnf]
 

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I am looking forward to see your script how to do that, I'm using both directadmin and cpanel/whm (vps)
This is very simple -- don't know why you'd have to complicate things.
In SSH type the following command:

sudo crontab -e

Once the file is open, add the following line to it:

@daily root /sbin/shutdown -r now
Jovani, then the above will work for you.
 

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0 0 */3 * * root /sbin/shutdown -r now

This will be for every 3 days. And this will work on any linux distro.
 
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