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The Cronaut blog
Notes on uptime monitoring, cron and heartbeat checks, status pages, and keeping small projects online without an enterprise budget.
status-pages incidents
Status pages without the busywork
A status page only earns trust if it is accurate during an incident, which is exactly when you have no time to update it. So let the monitoring do it.
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cron reliability
Cron monitoring that catches the job that never ran
A cron job that errors is easy to spot. The dangerous one is the job that quietly stopped running. Here is how heartbeat and deadline monitoring catch both.
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product monitoring
Introducing Cronaut: one tool for uptime, cron and status pages
Why we built Cronaut, and how running three monitoring jobs on one check engine lets your status page keep itself up to date.
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