Cron Job Monitoring

Cronitor Kubernetes Agent

# Add the Cronitor chart
helm repo add cronitor https://cronitorio.github.io/cronitor-kubernetes/

# Add your Cronitor API Key as a Secret
kubectl create secret generic cronitor-secret -n <namespace> --from-literal=CRONITOR_API_KEY=<api key>

# Deploy using Helm 2 or Helm 3
helm upgrade --install <release name> cronitor/cronitor-kubernetes --namespace <namespace> \
    --set credentials.secretName=cronitor-secret \
    --set credentials.secretKey=CRONITOR_API_KEY

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# Tell Cronitor that your job is running and automatically create your first monitor
curl https://cronitor.link/p/<API-KEY>/test-job?state=run


# Now, simulate a failure and trigger an alert
curl https://cronitor.link/p/<API-KEY>/test-job?state=fail


# Add monitoring directly to your crontab
* 0 * * * /important-job.py && curl https://cronitor.link/p/<API-KEY>/test-job?state=complete


# You can even include metadata
curl https://cronitor.link/p/<API-KEY>/test-job?state=complete \
       &status_code=0 \
       &message=Import+Complete \
       &metric=duration:419.44 \
       &metric=count:3329

# Add Cronitor to your project
pip install cronitor


# Import & configure
import cronitor
cronitor.api_key = 'your key here'


# Add the job decorator to anything you want to monitor
@cronitor.job('important-background-job')
def daily_metrics_task():
   print('running an important background job, with monitoring!')

# Add Cronitor to your project
npm install cronitor


# Import & Configure
const cronitor = require('cronitor')('your key here')


# Integrate easily with popular node-cron packages
const nodeCron = require('node-cron')
cronitor.wraps(nodeCron)


# Or, use the cronitor.wrap method to monitor any function.
cronitor.wrap('important-background-job', function () {
   console.log('running an important background job, with monitoring!')
})

# Add Cronitor to your project
gem install cronitor


# Import & Configure
require 'cronitor'
Cronitor.api_key = 'your key here'


# Use the Cronitor#job method to wrap any block with monitoring
Cronitor.job 'daily-metrics-job' do
   DailyMetricsJob.new(Date.today).run()
end 

# Add Cronitor to your project
gem install sidekiq-cronitor


# Import & Configure
require 'cronitor'
Cronitor.api_key = 'your key here'


# Include Sidekiq::Cronitor in the worker you want monitored
class DailyMetricsWorker
  include Sidekiq::Worker
  include Sidekiq::Cronitor

  def perform
    ...
  end
end
 

# Add Cronitor to your project
composer require cronitor/cronitor-php


# Import & Configure
$cronitor = new Cronitor\Client('your key here');


# Use the $cronitor->job method to wrap any function with monitoring
$cronitor->job('important-background-job', function() {
  echo('running an important background job, with monitoring!')
});


# Or use directly with an invokable class
$cronitor->job('important-background-job', new InvokableBackgroundJob());