CronitorCLI

Command line tools for Cronitor.io

CronitorCLI is the recommended companion application to the Cronitor monitoring service. Use it on your workstation and deploy it to your server for powerful features, including:

• Import and sync all of your cron jobs
• Rich integration with Cronitor
• Power tools for your cron jobs

Installation

CronitorCLI is packaged as a single executable for Linux, MacOS and Windows. There is no installation program, all you need to do is download and decompress the app into a location of your choice for easy system-wide use.

For the latest installation details, see https://cronitor.io/docs/using-cronitor-cli#installation

Usage

CronitorCLI version 28.8

Command line tools for Cronitor.io. See https://cronitor.io/docs/using-cronitor-cli for details.

Usage:
  cronitor [command]

Available Commands:
  activity    View monitor activity
  configure   Save configuration variables to the config file
  discover    Attach monitoring to new cron jobs and watch for schedule updates
  exec        Execute a command with monitoring
  help        Help about any command
  list        Search for and list all cron jobs
  ping        Send a single ping to the selected monitoring endpoint
  select      Select a cron job to run interactively
  shell       Run commands from a cron-like shell
  status      View monitor status
  update      Update to the latest version

Flags:
  -k, --api-key string        Cronitor API Key
  -c, --config string         Config file
  -h, --help                  help for cronitor
  -n, --hostname string       A unique identifier for this host (default: system hostname)
  -l, --log string            Write debug logs to supplied file
  -p, --ping-api-key string   Ping API Key
  -v, --verbose               Verbose output
      --no-stdout             Disable sending job output logs to Cronitor
      --env                   Specify the environment to send Telemetry events to

Use "cronitor [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Uninstall CronitorCLI

First, you will need to update any crontab files that were edited to include Cronitor to remove the reference to cronitor exec MONITOR_KEY that were added when you created monitors.

Then, remove the cronitor executable from wherever it was installed. If you followed our default instructions it can be removed with rm /usr/bin/cronitor