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PingCron
Know when your scheduled jobs miss a check-in
Know when a scheduled job misses its check-in. Keep your existing scheduler and get email, Slack or Discord alerts after the grace period. Start with 5 free monitors, 7 days of history and no credit card.
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“Know when your scheduled jobs miss a check-in”
PingCron was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #239 on the daily leaderboard. Know when a scheduled job misses its check-in. Keep your existing scheduler and get email, Slack or Discord alerts after the grace period. Start with 5 free monitors, 7 days of history and no credit card.
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Hi, I'm Tyler from PingCron.
Your app can be up while a nightly backup or data sync has stopped checking in. PingCron watches for the check-in you expected from that job.
Keep your existing scheduler. Send a check-in after the required work and validation succeed, then get an email, Slack or Discord alert if the next expected check-in is missing beyond its grace period.
You can start with 5 free monitors and 7 days of history. No credit card needed. If you'd rather try a tool before signing up, there's a free GitHub Actions cron checker on the site too.
One important limit: PingCron doesn't run or repair jobs, and a check-in doesn't prove that their output is correct. Your job still needs its own validation.
I'd love feedback on the setup: which scheduled job would you monitor first, and is anything unclear when adding it?