Say goodbye to silently failing cron jobs and scheduled tasks

Setting up a heartbeat monitor is straightforward and quick. Our user-friendly dashboard allows you to effortlessly configure intervals, custom parameters, and tolerance with just a few clicks. Whether you're setting up daily backups, weekly reports, or more frequent cron jobs, WebGazer's heartbeat monitor makes it easy to start monitoring without needing extensive technical knowledge.

Never miss a critical update with the heartbeat monitor's instant notifications. Whether a task fails to run on schedule or encounters errors, your heartbeat monitor alerts you immediately through your choice of communication channels. Opt for e-mail, webhook, PagerDuty, Slack, SMS, or even phone calls to ensure you receive timely updates in the way that suits you best.

Set up heartbeat monitors to check your tasks exactly how you want. You can make rules like "if the backup takes longer than 10 seconds, send an alert" to keep things running smoothly. This lets you decide what counts as a success for each task. It's straightforward - just choose what works best for your operations.

Set how often the heartbeat monitor checks your tasks-whether it's every week, day, 6 hours, or even every 10 seconds. This flexibility lets you match the monitoring frequency to the importance and type of each task. With second-precision settings, you can fine-tune how your monitor oversees your operations, ensuring everything is checked right. Simple setup and precise monitoring: that's what makes heartbeat monitoring a practical choice for keeping your cron jobs on track.

With heartbeat monitors, you always know how your tasks are doing. Get clear, up-to-date reports showing what's working and what's not. These reports make it easy to spot problems quickly and keep your operations smooth. Whether looking into recent backups or checking how often tasks fail, Heartbeat monitors give you the insights you need right when you need them. It's a straightforward way to stay informed and ensure everything runs perfectly.

Sometimes, tasks run a little late, and that's where tolerance settings come in handy. You can set extra time before a task is considered late, like adding 10 minutes if a daily task sometimes takes longer. This prevents unnecessary alerts and helps you manage your cron jobs more effectively. It's an easy way to adjust for delays and ensure your monitoring is as accurate as possible, keeping your operations smooth without the stress of false alarms.