Cron Scheduler for Magento 2

Diagnose the cron work

The Magento 2 Cron Scheduler extension provides a separate grid listing all scheduled and executed tasks. Here you can find valuable insights to diagnose the work:

• Check if cron works on the server;
• Monitor if cron generates and processes task;
• Detect execution errors.

Operate all tasks on a Cron Tasks List grid

Run all existing tasks and generate their schedule by clicking the ‘Run Cron’ button. Also, clear Magento 2 cron schedule tasks in bulk, apply filtering and sorting options when it is needed.

Keep an eye on the execution process

To monitor the process in real-time and be aware of each issue, you can configure automatic email notifications and trigger them every time a task fails. Choose an email sender, specify the recipients, configure a subject and content in the admin panel. To make notifications maximally informative, you can use variables to generate email subjects and content. For example, add {{job_code}}, {{executed_at}} and {{message}} to the subject to see all required data without opening each particular email. The same variables can be applied to the content. Thus, you can automate email sending and timely notice all issues concerning cron jobs in Magento 2.

Set time filter on notifications

If you enable email notifications, you can face spamming in some cases. The extension allows you to avoid 'spamming' from frequently executed jobs. If there is a multifunctional job that runs every 5 minutes, then it would disturb you with emails every 5 minutes as well. Using the time filter option you can specify the time period when a single job will not disturb you with the same failure email after the first message was sent, e.g. if the setting value is 60, then any multifunctional job will be able to send you notification not more than once per hour. Don’t worry about missing important info - the feature does not affect notifications from other jobs.