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Playbook scheduling without containers

drew19
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Is there a way to schedule a playbook run without having any container? Is it possible?

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phanTom
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@drew19 A playbook always needs a container, but if you need playbooks to run without an "Alert" creating the container, the Phantom Timer app (here) will create empty containers on a schedule with a selected label defined. Any active playbooks against that label will then pick this up when created and process as per usual.

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phanTom
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@drew19 A playbook always needs a container, but if you need playbooks to run without an "Alert" creating the container, the Phantom Timer app (here) will create empty containers on a schedule with a selected label defined. Any active playbooks against that label will then pick this up when created and process as per usual.

-- Hope this helps, if so consider leaving some Karma. Even better is if this fixed your issue, that you mark as a solution for others to find. Happy SOARing!! ---

drew19
Path Finder

Thank you! ❤️ 

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