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# Schedule Hibernate & Wake-up
In addition to the hibernate & wake-up functionality directly available in the portal, FPT Cloud provides a hibernate & wake-up scheduling service, allowing users to automatically hibernate and wake up clusters.
In FPTCloud, users can set, edit, or delete one or multiple schedules simultaneously as needed.
**Step 1:** Select **"Containers" > "Kubernetes"** from the menu to display the **Kubernetes Management** page.
**Step 2:** Access the cluster details page \[Advanced] > \[Schedule Hibernation]
**Step 3**: Select the date(s) to apply the schedule. You can select one or multiple dates.
**Step 4**: Select the time to wake up and hibernate the cluster (Time Zone: UTC+7).
Method 1: Click the calendar icon in each field to set the time
Set based on the clock
Method 2: Enter the time directly as text
**Step 5: Add/Remove calendars**
Add a calendar
Delete a calendar
**Step 6: Save the new calendar after creation/modification**
At this point, when the user's schedule is successfully updated in the system, the system returns a *"Success"* status. Additionally, the display section shows the time remaining until the next hibernation/wake-up.
*Note:*
\- Users can create or delete multiple calendars simultaneously for multiple dates and multiple different times. However, please note that the interval between hibernation and wake-up must be at least 15 minutes apart.
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