Scheduled tasks without SSH.
Manage system crontab entries, systemd timers, and supervisor-managed long-running jobs from the panel. Every change audit-logged and drift-tracked.
Cron Jobs
11 entries · 2 systemd timers · 3 supervisor processes
- /usr/local/bin/backup-pg.sh app_prod0 3 * * *6 h agook
- /usr/bin/certbot renew --quiet15 4 * * 02 d agook
- php /var/www/wp/cron.php*/5 * * * *2 min agook
- docker system prune -af0 5 1 * *8 d agook
- queue-workersystemd: every 30srunningrunning
- /srv/scripts/fetch-logs.sh0 * * * *14 min agofailed
How it works
What happens under the hood.
- 01
Discover existing jobs
Agent reads /etc/crontab + every user crontab + systemd timers + supervisor configs.
- 02
Panel lists them
See schedule, command, last-run, next-run, exit code. Filter by status.
- 03
Edit through the panel
Add a new cron entry, change a schedule, disable a job — all from the dashboard.
- 04
Audit + drift
Every change logs the user + diff. Drift detection catches edits made over SSH.
What you get
The capabilities that ship.
crontab + systemd timers
Manage both. Modern timers preferred (better logging) but cron is supported for legacy.
Supervisor jobs
Long-running processes with auto-restart on failure. Per-process logs and CPU/mem stats.
Last-run / next-run visibility
See when each job last ran, exit code, and when it's scheduled to run next.
Failure alerts
Per-job notification when exit code is non-zero. Wired to your notification channels.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can I create a one-off job that runs in 30 minutes?
Does it support systemd-managed services as long-running jobs?
Your fleet deserves better.
Get started in minutes.
Deploy agents on your servers, connect securely, and take full control. Start free, upgrade when ready.
- 7-day free trial
- No credit card
- Cancel anytime
