

CRON Monitoring is a vital tool for any system administrator or IT professional. This powerful feature allows users to closely monitor and manage scheduled tasks, commonly known as CRON jobs, on their servers. These jobs can range from simple scripts to complex sequences of tasks that ensure the smooth operation of your systems.
With CRON Monitoring, you can receive real-time updates on the status of these tasks. This includes information on when tasks start, how long they run, and whether they complete successfully. If a task fails or does not run as planned, the CRON Monitoring feature sends prompt alerts, allowing you to quickly identify and address the issue.
In addition to its robust tracking capabilities, CRON Monitoring also offers tools for analyzing the performance of your scheduled tasks over time. This can help you identify any patterns or trends that might indicate underlying issues with your system.
Overall, CRON Monitoring is a crucial feature for maintaining the reliability and efficiency of your servers. It provides you with the information and tools you need to ensure your tasks run as planned and any potential issues are promptly addressed.
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Getting started is simple
We've got libraries available for all the popular programming languages and frameworks out there. Installing will take just 5 minutes.
Install using composer:
composer require streply/streply-php
Initialize Streply on beginning your code:
Streply\Initialize('https://clientPublicKey@api.streply.com/projectId');
Install the streply/streply-laravel package:
composer require streply/streply-laravel
Add the service provider to config/app.php and enable capturing exception in App/Exceptions/Handler.php:
public function register() { $this->reportable(function (Throwable $e) { try { \Streply\Exception($e); } catch(\xception $e) {} }); }
Configure the Streply DSN with this command:
php artisan streply-laravel:publish https://clientPublicKey@api.streply.com/projectId
Install the streply/streply-symfony package:
composer require streply/streply-symfony
Add the bundle to the list of registered bundles in config/bundles.php:
return [ ... Streply\StreplyBundle\StreplyBundle::class => ['all' => true] ];
Add default configuration in config/packages/streply.yaml and add DSN info to .env file:
streply: dsn: '%env(STREPLY_DSN)%'
The first step is loading the script with SDK:
<script src="https://app.streply.com/js/%token%.min.js"></script>
Catch exceptions:
try { nonExistsFunc("Welcome!"); } catch(err) { Streply.Exception(err); }
Install the streply/vue package:
npm install --save @streply/vue
Then initialize Streply:
import { createApp } from 'vue' import App from './App.vue' import * as Streply from '@streply/vue'; const app = createApp(App); Streply.init(app, { dsn: 'https://clientPublicKey@api.streply.com/projectId', }); app.mount('#app')
Install the streply/vue package:
npm install --save @streply/react
Then initialize Streply:
import React from 'react'; import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; import * as Streply from '@streply/react'; Streply.init({ dsn: 'https://clientPublicKey@api.streply.com/projectId', }); ReactDOM.render(, rootNode);
Install the streply package:
pip install --upgrade streply-sdk
Then initialize Streply:
from streply.streply import streply streply('https://clientPublicKey@api.streply.com/projectId')
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