From the dashboard, click "New Check" and configure your monitoring:

• Name: A descriptive name like "Database Backup" or "Report Generator"
• Schedule: Use simple intervals (e.g., "every 1 hour") or cron expressions (e.g., "0 0 * * *")
• Grace Period: How long to wait before alerting (recommended: 5-15 minutes)

After creating your check, you'll receive a unique ping URL that looks like:

https://ping.cronzy.io/abc123-def456-ghi789

Add a simple HTTP request to the end of your cron job. Here are examples for common scenarios:

# Add this to the end of your cron job
curl -fsS --retry 3 https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID

# Or chain it with your command
0 * * * * /path/to/backup.sh && curl -fsS https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID

import requests

# At the end of your script
requests.get("https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID", timeout=10)

// At the end of your script
fetch("https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID")
  .catch(err => console.error("Ping failed:", err));

<?php
// At the end of your script
file_get_contents("https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID");

If your job can detect its own failures, report them immediately using the /fail endpoint:

# Report a failure
curl -fsS https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID/fail

# Example: backup script with error handling
#!/bin/bash
if /path/to/backup.sh; then
    curl -fsS https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID
else
    curl -fsS https://ping.cronzy.io/YOUR_UUID/fail
    exit 1
fi