Cron Dashboard

The Cron Dashboard page provides a visual interface for the 12 automated cron jobs managed by the pipeline server.

What It Shows

For each cron job:

• Name and description — what the job does
• Schedule — cron expression and next run time
• Status — enabled/disabled, last run result (success/failure)
• Last run — timestamp and duration of the most recent execution
• History — recent execution log with results

Managing Jobs

Enable/Disable

Toggle individual cron jobs on or off. Changes are persisted to cron-config.json on the pipeline server.

Manual Trigger

Run any cron job immediately, bypassing its schedule. Useful for testing or one-off executions.

# Via API
curl -X POST http://localhost:8750/crons/JOBID/run \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_PIPELINE_SERVER_TOKEN"

Quiet Hours

Jobs with quiet hours configured will show the quiet window. During quiet hours, scheduled executions are silently skipped.

Requirements

The Cron Dashboard requires a running pipeline server. All cron management goes through the pipeline server's API — the dashboard is a read/write interface, not a standalone scheduler.

See Cron Jobs Configuration for the complete reference on all 12 built-in jobs.