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The best alternatives to Pulse are Cronitor, Hall Monitor, and Robodash. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Monitor the code that powers your business. From frontend to backend - we've got you covered. Fortune 500s, startups, banks and governments all around the globe use Cronitor to monitor their business.
- Hall Monitor is an easy way to manage your entire business in one place. We bring all your apps - Stripe, Shopify, Twitter, Instagram, and more - into unified automated reports, delivered to Slack or your inbox.
- A tool that monitors background jobs & cron, pings for uptime, visualizes metrics – and notifies you when something is wrong.
- Know when and why your cron jobs fail with our easy to setup yet powerful monitoring tools. Quickly access the job's logs to get problems solved faster. Fits into your existing workflows with Slack, PagerDuty, and VictorOps integrations.
- Pingrr allows you to receive a notification when a job doesn't complete or run when expected. You simply add a call to Pingrr after your job has run. Pingrr will detect if the state of that job has changed and notify you via Email, SMS Message and Slack
- ExternalCronJobs is used to manage all your cron jobs in easier way. It provides you an interface where you can manage your folders and cron jobs.
- CronBuzz helps you to easily monitor all your cron jobs and scheduled tasks It alerts you when your cron job doesn't run on time or is running longer than intended.
- The HealthyServers solution is simple, yet powerful. It gathers information from all of your servers and stores KPl-related information in a scalable database for graphical and in-depth analysis and forecasting.
- Monitor all your sites in one place.
- Innsight is a simple log and server monitoring tool. Install the agent in one command, choose what logs you want to monitor, then view all of your servers from the dashboard. Simple, cheap, and easy, how it should be.
- -Make sure are servers are online -Automatic refresh -Supports HTTP HTTPS TCP ICMP, IPv4 -Monitoring continues while your app is running in the background -Ping utility -Configurable notifications
