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Not sure if this would be an option for the OP environment, but an approach does exist using a TI (and chore for scheduling). While perhaps not ideal - a TI can accomplish this via the ExecuteCommand function and a batch file to stop the service and then start it. This approach can be fine-tuned of course for timing aspects and include other housekeeping actions as well.
Yes, there is no way to schedule TM1 Server restart. We are doing it every month manually. It would be really helpful & reduce the overheads if this feature added to PAoC.
Agreed. We have no easy way to maintain our cloud environment to keep it in sync with the current on-prem we are moving from while running them in parallel.
This will also be needed to keep our cloud DEV in sync with PRD once fully migrated.
I believe CCC is the best solution as there are other processes that will be dependent upon when the server comes down so that data copies can take place, and then started back up.