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Laravel teams who need to know when a scheduled job or queue worker silently stops running
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Crontinel
Crontinel exists because uptime monitoring lies to you. Your status page is green, the site responds in 200ms, and meanwhile schedule:run hasn't fired in 17 hours — no invoices sent, no digests delivered, no backups written, and nothing alerting because nothing 'went down'. Crontinel watches the runs themselves: Laravel's scheduler, Horizon queues, background workers, backups and AI agent runs, and it fires when an expected execution doesn't arrive. That inverted model — alerting on absence rather than failure — is what catches silent cron death, stalled queues and workers that exited quietly weeks ago. It's Laravel-first and openly says so, with Node and Python SDKs for the rest of a mixed stack, and it's open core under MIT with a free tier, so you can self-host or run the hosted version without a procurement conversation. Expect the usual heartbeat-monitoring work: every job needs to be instrumented and given a realistic expected schedule, and windows that are too tight produce noisy alerts until you tune them. It also complements rather than replaces APM — Crontinel tells you a run is missing, not why the code inside it is slow. Free tier, open core.
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Pros
- Alerts on runs that never happened, not just on errors
- Covers Laravel scheduler, Horizon queues, workers and backups
- Also monitors AI agent runs
- Open core under MIT with a free tier
- Node and Python SDKs for mixed stacks
Cons
- Every job needs instrumenting and a realistic expected window
- Tight windows cause noisy alerts until tuned
- Laravel-first — other stacks rely on the SDKs
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