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# Define a schedule for the scenario

This task describes how to define a schedule for a scenario.

1. Prerequisite

   Make sure that a scenario is open, or create a new one, and that scripts have been selected for the scenario.

   For more details, see Design a manual scenario.

2. Define the schedule

   In the Scenario Schedule pane, select a schedule from the list, or define a new schedule by clicking the New Schedule button .

   Define the schedule in the definition area as follows:

   1. (Optional) To rename the schedule, type a new name in the Schedule Name box and click Save New Name .

   2. Select the type of schedule: Scenario or Group. For details, see Schedule by scenario or group.

   3. Select a run mode: Real-world or Basic. For details, see Schedule run modes.

   Note: The default run mode for all schedules is Real-world. You can change the default to Basic in the Tools > Options > Execution tab.

3. Define disruption events - optional

   You can add disruption events to your scenario, to invoke simulated attacks on your services and environments. In the schedule definition area, click the Disruption Events button. For details, see Chaos testing for scenarios.

4. Define actions for the schedule

   The Scenario Schedule pane displays the default actions that correspond to the type of schedule you selected above.

   For schedule action details, see Schedule actions.

   For details on adding and editing schedule actions, see Add and edit schedule actions.

5. Vuser group schedules only: Copy a group's schedule settings to other groups - optional

   When scheduling by Vuser group, you can copy a Vuser group's schedule settings to other Vuser groups.

   Note: Schedule settings copied include the schedule run mode (basic or real-world) and the set of schedule actions.

   Example:

   To copy group_1's schedule settings to group_2, select group_2 in the Scenario Groups pane, click Copy Schedule Settings From, and select group_1.

6. Schedule a start time for the scenario - optional

   In the Schedule Definition area, click the Start Time button and select when to start running the scenario.

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