In some projects, there might be many scheduler-based applications, and the testing team from either source or target systems doesn't have access to the Anypoint platform to run schedulers whenever required; thus, having to rely on MuleSoft developers to run the schedulers for them. In this article, you will learn how to create a simple web page using HTML for fetching the user's input and use CloudHub APIs to run the schedulers based on the user's inputs provided.
This will save a lot of time for the testing team to test the integration in the lower environments. I would recommend not using this for testing in production as if someone misuses it by running the schedulers more frequently, then integration might break.