# Template Scheduling in Jobs
When we deploy some infrastructure we can set some other template to execute in some specific time for example to destroy the infrascturture or resize it.
{% hint style="success" %}
This example will show the basic logic to accomplish but it is not creaing a real VM it just running some scripts that are showing the injected terraform variables when running the job.
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### Example
Define the size as global terraform variables for example SIZE\_SMALL and SIZE\_BIG, this terraform variables will be injected in our future templates "schedule1" and "schedule2" as terraform variables dynamically.
We define a job template that creates the infrasctucture using some small size and create two schedule at the end of the template.
### Create Virtual Machine (Example)
```
flow:
- type: "customScripts"
step: 100
inputsTerraform:
SIZE: $SIZE_SMALL
commands:
- runtime: "BASH"
priority: 100
before: true
script: |
echo "SIZE : $SIZE"
- type: "scheduleTemplates"
step: 200
templates:
- name: "schedule1"
schedule: "0 0/5 * ? * * *"
- name: "schedule2"
schedule: "0 0/10 * ? * * *"
```
{% hint style="info" %}
This will create our "virtual machine" using size small, after it will set two addtional schedules to run every 5 and 10 minutes to resize it.
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We will have 3 templates, one to create the virtual machine and two to resize it
Once the workspace is executed creating the infrasctructure two automatic shedules will be define
Differente jobs will be executed.
### Resize Template (schedule1)
Inject the new size using global terraform variables
```
flow:
- type: "customScripts"
step: 100
inputsTerraform:
SIZE: $SIZE_SMALL
commands:
- runtime: "BASH"
priority: 100
before: true
script: |
echo "SIZE : $SIZE"
```
### Resize Template (schedule2)
Inject the new size using global terraform variables
```
flow:
- type: "customScripts"
step: 100
inputsTerraform:
SIZE: $SIZE_BIG
commands:
- runtime: "BASH"
priority: 100
before: true
script: |
echo "SIZE : $SIZE"
```
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