Cronjob Monitoring

Silence should be a signal.

Know when scheduled jobs stop checking in. Keep backups, imports and background tasks on your radar.

Cronjob Monitoring in the Bryzora product dashboard
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The details that deserve your attention.

01

A simple heartbeat.

Send a GET or POST request to your heartbeat URL when a scheduled task runs.

02

Your schedule. Your grace period.

Configure the expected frequency and allow a grace period for jobs that need extra time.

03

Know when a check-in is missed.

Receive an alert through your configured channels when the expected heartbeat does not arrive. A heartbeat confirms a check-in; validate job outcomes in your own workflow.

Setup & expectations

A heartbeat belongs in your job workflow.

Your scheduler or task must be able to send an HTTP request to its heartbeat URL. Choose the point in execution that represents a meaningful completed check-in.

  1. 01

    Create the heartbeat

    Name the job and configure its expected schedule and grace period.

  2. 02

    Connect the scheduled task

    Send a GET or POST check-in from the job at the point you want to confirm.

  3. 03

    Review missed check-ins

    Route notifications to the job owner and investigate missing signals using your task logs.

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Before you start

Your next questions,
answered.

Where should I send the heartbeat in my job?

Send the GET or POST check-in at the point that represents the work you want to confirm. For a completion check, send it after the required stages have succeeded.

What is a grace period for?

It gives a scheduled task an allowed window beyond its expected check-in time. Set the schedule and grace period around the normal operating behavior of the job.

Does a received heartbeat prove a backup or import is valid?

It confirms that the check-in arrived. Validate the actual backup, import or other job outcome in your workflow, and send success signals only after those checks have passed.

Where can I check current limits and intervals?

Review plan information and your account for the current allowances, intervals and notification options available to you.

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