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PushMon every day Schedule

When using the “every day” schedule, most people will think that they will get an alert as soon as a ping has been skipped. For example, say you have some cron job that runs every 3 AM: Ping #1: 01/01/2013 3:00 AM GMT Ping #2: 01/02/2013 3:00 AM GMT Ping #3: 01/03/2013 3:00 AM GMT # no ping #4, cron … Read More

Release 1.9

* Support for DST. For existing schedules, please edit and pick the appropriate time zone if you want DST support. * Gtalk and Yahoo not connected fix. * Gtalk and Yahoo accepts friend requests every 3 hours. * Added trigger date in Twitter alert. * Internal validation updates. * Internal admin delete account.

Make sure your whole system is running smoothly.

Processes that run regularly in the background are often unmonitored or send emails regardless of success or failure. This makes it hard for you to notice when things go wrong. Make sure your servers are up, even if they are not accessible from the internet. Make sure your cron jobs or scheduled tasks run on time. Make sure your backup scripts are running as expected. Make sure your hourly scripts are running continuously. Get notified when they don't.

Making sure that the different parts of your system is running fine is easy to do. Just create a PushMon URL and call that URL on the schedule you specify. If we don't hear from you, you will hear from us. We have sample code to get you started quickly.