Hi Team, I have created a simple test Flyte Scheduler using below code :

@task(
    requests=Resources(cpu="100m", mem="50Mi"),
    limits=Resources(cpu="200m", mem="1Gi"),
)
def print_task():
    print("This is a test print")

@workflow(
    failure_policy=WorkflowFailurePolicy.FAIL_AFTER_EXECUTABLE_NODES_COMPLETE,
)
def wf_test():
    print_task()

LaunchPlan.get_or_create(
    name="Scheduler_test",
    schedule=FixedRate(duration=timedelta(minutes=4)),
    workflow=wf_test,
)

After registering the task i have also activated the plan using following command:

flytectl update launchplan -p flyte-test  -d main Scheduler_test --version m8ZSwKhjiI3fpEJwElYx4A== --activate

But this code runs perfectly fine in my Local but as soon i deploy the setting to our EKS cluster in AWS, i dont see that the event get fired automatically. But then i came across this page : https://docs.flyte.org/projects/cookbook/en/latest/auto_examples/productionizing/lp_schedules.html#platform-configuration-changes-for-aws-scheduler Where it has mentioned that we might need to setup the SQS and Workflow Executer to make the scheduler work. Is that my understanding correct because just above that line it says

You can still run the Flyte native scheduler on AWS.

and also i would like to know which place does this line is pointing to :

To run workflow executions based on user-specified schedules, you'll need to fill out the top-level scheduler portion of the flyteadmin application configuration.

Appreciate your help and input. 🙏 1st Image local 2nd image from AWS

You don’t have to use the AWS scheduler. The Flyte native scheduler should just work

Thanks @Ketan (kumare3) for your help and input, but we have not added any special its a simple EKS cluster with some configuration. So could you please help me with where should i start to debug the issue

Do you have a flyte scheduler pod up and running?

Nope and that i was wondering why its not up and running

Which helm chart have you used to deploy Flyte on EKS?

I realized that the value in our helm chart was false so now will try by enabling to true

workflow_scheduler:
  enabled: false

You should be able to view the pod.

Yes

Are the tasks getting scheduled now?

Yes it also started the previous scheduled jobs