How do you keep track of all the scheduled scripts? Just an Excel file / confluence doc manually updated?

Theres a "Scheduled Script Status" page if thats what youre referring to

No, more of an admin follow up. How many you have, what days/hours they run, what priority they have, etc.

customization>scripts>scheduled script status

My interest comes down to know how "saturated" my systems is. So if all my scripts run once a day, not to put them ALL at 00:00. So I need to have a quick glance of the "schedule" of the scheduled scripts. Something along those lines.

The APM (Advanced Performance Monitor) bundle/suiteapp thingy can also be useful (admittedly I am very bad at using/understanding all the data, but that's probably just my lack of dev knowledge)

play with the search

Thanks all!

I do use a Google Sheet to track ours. Exactly your use case I think; to manage how many are running. Also to make sure they are running in the right order because some depend on others to do their thing.

Yep, that's my current approach @Mark Petzold (started on Confluence but we are not longer using it)... I have a table with scripts, days/hours it run, dependencies, output, area, owner, original PRD, future deprecation, etc.

Export the search results with all the needed field then pull or push the CSV via suitetalk or SFTP to your target system and ingest it in your confluence document - fully dynamic - just a thought 🤔💭🤔