Get notified when a job fails to run. So your always in the know. Notificaions can be received via email, webhooks, telegram OR slack.
The dashboard will prominantly let you when a monitor is overdue if monitoring a cron job. If monitoring a script know exactly when the last time your code fired.
Add a monitor to you dash board then insert the snippet into your script or at the end of you cron job. Ready to insert code makes integration a breeze.
0 0 * * 1 your_command && curl https://tick.cronie.co/update/Byy3oXNSrd/5b401c7e41a09b1f746ef381 >> /dev/null
your_command && curl https://tick.cronie.co/update/Byy3oXNSrd/5b401c7e41a09b1f746ef381 >> /dev/null
file_get_contents('https://tick.cronie.co/update/Byy3oXNSrd/5b401c7e41a09b1f746ef381');
var request = require('request'); //use the request module //set post as json var headers = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }; //your notes string change to '{"notes":""}' to leave blank var dataString = '{"notes":"this is my note"}'; //post to you custom url var options = { url: 'https://tick.cronie.co/update/Byy3oXNSrd/5b401c7e41a09b1f746ef381', method: 'POST', headers: headers, body: dataString }; //create a funtion to handle the result function callback(error, response, body) { if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) { console.log(body); } } //execute the code request(options, callback);
#use the reqests module import requests #set post content to json headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/json',} #create notes change to "notes":"" if not needed data = '{"notes":"this is my note"}' #execute the post and recieve response. resp contains the response object resp = requests.post('https://tick.cronie.co/update/Byy3oXNSrd/5b401c7e41a09b1f746ef381', headers=headers, data=data)
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monitor all your tasks from a central place
multiple notification options so your always in the know.
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Add a monitor from your dashboard to get started. We will generate a code snippet for you.
put the custom generated snippet into your code or attach it to your cronjob.
when your job is complete. you will know in an instant that your code has executed or your cronjob has fired.