  In this paper we present the SOXS Scheduler, a web-based application aimed at
optimising remote observations at the NTT-ESO in the context of scientific
topics of both the SOXS Consortium and regular ESO proposals.This paper will
give details of how detected transients from various surveys are inserted,
prioritised, and selected for observations with SOXS at the NTT while keeping
the correct sharing between GTO time (for the SOXSConsortium) and the regularly
approved observing time from ESO proposals. For the 5-years of operation ofSOXS
this vital piece of software will provide a night-by-night dynamical schedule,
allowing the user to face rapid changes during the operations that might come
from varying weather conditions or frequent target of opportunity (ToO)
observations that require a rapid response. The scheduler is developed with
high available and scalable architecture in mind and it implements the
state-of-the-art technologies for API Restful application like Docker
Containers, API Gateway, and Python-based Flask frameworks.
