Find out when an AWS scheduled job did not run, failed or ran too long. Reads your EventBridge rules and Scheduler schedules through a read-only role and alerts on Slack and email for ECS, Batch, Step Functions and Lambda jobs. No agent and no code changes.
EventBridge rules and Scheduler schedules do not tell you when a job never started, ran twice or hung. Most teams learn about it days later, from a missing report or a customer.
Scheduled Job Monitor for AWS reads your schedules through a read-only cross-account role, works out when each job should have fired, and alerts you on Slack or email when a run is missed, fails or runs too long.
What it monitors
EventBridge rules and EventBridge Scheduler schedules, discovered automatically
ECS tasks, AWS Batch jobs, Step Functions executions and Lambda functions started by those schedules
Full AWS cron and rate syntax, including L, W and # expressions, time zones and daylight saving changes
What you are told
Missed: the job should have started and did not
Failed: the run ended with an error, with the exit code where AWS provides one
Overrunning or stuck: the run is taking longer than it should
Recovered: the next run succeeded
You can also let the monitor stop an ECS task that runs past its limit. This is optional and off unless you enable it in the stack.
Security and access
The CloudFormation stack creates two things in your account: a read-only IAM role that lists your EventBridge rules and Scheduler schedules, and an EventBridge rule that forwards ECS, Batch and Step Functions state changes to us. No agent is installed and your jobs are never changed. Stopping an ECS task that runs past its limit is a separate opt-in in the stack and is off by default. You can review the template before you deploy it, and deleting the stack removes our access.
Typical uses
A nightly database export or backup that silently stopped after a deploy
A monthly billing run that must not be missed
A data pipeline step that hangs and blocks the next one
Hourly Lambda jobs whose errors nobody watches
Who it is for
Teams that run nightly exports, billing runs, backups, data pipelines and other scheduled work on AWS, and need to know the same morning when one of them did not happen. No agent to install, no heartbeat calls to add to your code.
Getting started
Subscribe, or start the 14-day free trial.
Launch the CloudFormation stack from the Connect page. It creates a read-only role and forwards job state events.
Paste the role ARN. Your schedules appear within a minute.
Add a Slack webhook or email addresses for alerts.
Plans cover 25, 150 or 1,000 monitored jobs, with unlimited users.
Start the 14-day free trial to see every scheduled job in your account and its last run within minutes of connecting.
Highlights
Catches the job that silently never ran. The monitor reads every EventBridge rule and EventBridge Scheduler schedule, works out when each one should fire (full AWS cron and rate syntax, time zones and daylight saving included) and alerts you when a run does not start within the grace period you set, 30 minutes by default. CloudWatch alarms tell you about runs that happened; this tells you about the ones that did not.
Failed, stuck and overrunning runs in one place. ECS tasks, AWS Batch jobs, Step Functions executions and Lambda targets are matched to their schedule, so you see failures, exit codes and runs that take longer than they should, with a Slack or email alert on each change and another when the job recovers. Optionally stop an ECS task that runs past its limit.
No agent, no heartbeat pings, no code changes. One CloudFormation stack creates a read-only role and forwards job state events, and your schedules are discovered automatically; new ones appear by themselves. Plans cover 25, 150 or 1,000 monitored jobs across your AWS accounts, with unlimited users.
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You pick a plan based on how many scheduled jobs you need to monitor across your AWS accounts. Starter covers up to 25 jobs. Pro raises the limit to 150 jobs and adds ECS auto-stop. Business covers up to 1,000 jobs, keeps ECS auto-stop, and adds priority support. All three tiers include Slack and email alerts and unlimited users, so pricing scales by job count rather than by seats. These are flat-rate contract tiers, not usage add-ons; you move up a tier when you need to watch more jobs.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one scheduled job for the monitor limit?
A scheduled job is one thing you watch, such as a cron job, backup, or recurring task. Each is tracked by a heartbeat that expects a ping after every run. The job alerts you when a run is missed, fails, or hangs. Servers running the agent are counted separately from jobs.
What happens if I reach my tier's job limit?
Jobs already set up keep being monitored. New jobs beyond your tier's number wait until you move up a tier or remove an existing job. Nothing is charged automatically for going over. You move up a tier manually when you need to watch more jobs.
Does the ECS auto-stop feature differ between the tiers?
ECS auto-stop is included on the Pro and Business tiers but not on Starter. Starter covers up to 25 jobs with Slack and email alerts. Pro and Business add ECS auto-stop, which lets you stop ECS tasks automatically based on job monitoring.
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What support covers
Launching the CloudFormation stack and connecting the role
Jobs that are not discovered or not matched to their schedule
Slack and email alert setup
Billing and plan changes through AWS Marketplace
When you write to us
Include your AWS account ID, the Region and the name of the rule or schedule. Support is included on every plan, including the free trial.
Plans
Starter covers 25 monitored jobs, Pro 150 and Business 1,000, across any number of AWS accounts, with unlimited users. Support is the same on every plan.
Refunds
Full refund within 14 days of purchase if the product does not work for you. Email ritom@puzaricloud.in with your AWS account ID and we will arrange it through AWS Marketplace.
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