Integration / Collaboration & Communication
Cronly integration
Cronly monitors cron jobs, SSL certificates, servers, and crontab backups and reports operational alerts.
About Cronly
Cronly is an operations monitoring service for cron jobs, SSL certificates, servers, and crontab backups. It helps teams catch failures and expiry risks early with clear operational alerts.
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- Collaboration & Communication, Developer Tools & DevOps
- Connection
- API key
- Type
- Tool
- Actions
- 10
- Tags
- library
Example prompts
What you can ask Growf to do with Cronly
- “List failed cron jobs today”
- “Check SSL certificates expiring soon”
- “Summarize active Cronly server alerts”
Available actions
10 actions your agents can run in Cronly
Create Certificate Monitor
Create an SSL/TLS certificate-expiry monitor for a hostname and port.
Create Monitor
Create a cron-job heartbeat monitor and return its ID and sensitive pulse token.
Create Project
Create a project for organizing Cronly monitors and certificate checks.
Delete Certificate Monitor
Permanently delete an SSL/TLS certificate monitor by numeric ID.
Delete Monitor
Permanently delete a cron-job monitor by numeric ID.
Delete Project
Permanently delete a Cronly project by numeric ID.
Get Company
Return safe organization, timezone, and subscription-summary fields for the connected Cronly account without exposing billing or integration secrets.
Get Resource
Get one monitor, project, certificate, user, server, or backup by its resource identity.
List Resources
List notifications, monitors, projects, certificates, users, servers, or backups. Notifications return one page with a continuation cursor; other resource types return their complete arrays.
Pulse Monitor
Record a successful heartbeat for a monitor using its sensitive pulse token. This changes monitor run state even though Cronly exposes it as GET.
Put Cronly to work inside Growf.
Connect it once and every workspace, agent and workflow can use it — securely, with your team in the loop.