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Cronomonitor
Get alerted when your cron jobs fail, hang or don't run
Cronomonitor is a heartbeat monitoring service for cron jobs and scheduled tasks: each job pings a unique URL when it runs, and Cronomonitor alerts you by email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams or webhook when a job doesn't run, fails, runs too long or slows down.
I built cronomonitor.com after spending hours trying to figure out when a service I needed had stopped working in my day job.
How it works: Every scheduled job pings its own URL when it finishes. If a ping doesn't arrive on time, the job reports a failure, if a run takes too long you get an alert. Just one line at the end of the crontab entry is enough.
How it's different:
Paste your crontab and it creates every check, all you need to do is paste back to your crontab with the pings added.
It catches the sneaky failures, jobs that exit 0, runs that hang, slow running runs.
Less noise; alerts only after repeated failures.
Maintenance window scheduling.
Ready-made set up for; systemd, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, Python, Node, Ruby, and Laravel.
Monthly uptime reports and CSV exports.
There's a 14 day trial with no card needed, and a 25% discount on your first purchase (monthly/yearly, starter/team).
I'd love your feedback, feature suggestions, or even a hello email.
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About Cronomonitor on Product Hunt
“Get alerted when your cron jobs fail, hang or don't run”
Cronomonitor was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #388 on the daily leaderboard. Cronomonitor is a heartbeat monitoring service for cron jobs and scheduled tasks: each job pings a unique URL when it runs, and Cronomonitor alerts you by email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams or webhook when a job doesn't run, fails, runs too long or slows down.
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Ben Crumpton
Hi Product Hunters!
I built cronomonitor.com after spending hours trying to figure out when a service I needed had stopped working in my day job.
How it works:
Every scheduled job pings its own URL when it finishes. If a ping doesn't arrive on time, the job reports a failure, if a run takes too long you get an alert. Just one line at the end of the crontab entry is enough.
How it's different:
Paste your crontab and it creates every check, all you need to do is paste back to your crontab with the pings added.
It catches the sneaky failures, jobs that exit 0, runs that hang, slow running runs.
Less noise; alerts only after repeated failures.
Maintenance window scheduling.
Ready-made set up for; systemd, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, Python, Node, Ruby, and Laravel.
Monthly uptime reports and CSV exports.
There's a 14 day trial with no card needed, and a 25% discount on your first purchase (monthly/yearly, starter/team).
I'd love your feedback, feature suggestions, or even a hello email.