# Recurring Runs

The Recurring Runs menu is used to run periodically based on a predetermined schedule. Useful for tasks that require repeated updates or execution, such as periodically retraining a model with new data, evaluating a running model, or monitoring model performance. On the Service Portal Deka MLOps menu page, select the Recurring Runs menu.

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In this section, there are two options available.

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* &#x20;“+Create Recurring Run”

This option allows you to initiate the process of creating a new recurring run. By selecting this, you can set up a pipeline to run at specified intervals, which is useful for tasks that need to be executed regularly, such as data processing or model training. You will typically be prompted to provide details such as the pipeline to be used, the frequency of the runs, and any parameters necessary for execution.

* “Refresh”

This button is used to update the list of recurring runs displayed on the screen. By clicking “Refresh,” you can ensure that you are viewing the most current information regarding your recurring runs, including any new runs that may have been added or changes to existing ones. This is particularly important in dynamic environments where runs may be frequently created, modified, or completed.


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