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In the task area, you can set up scheduled tasks, periodic tasks, and multi-server batch execution tasks
Nezha monitoring supports pushing commands to the Agent for execution, so this feature is very flexible and can be used to periodically back up the server in conjunction with restic, rclone, or periodically restart a service to reset the network connection.
Go to the "Tasks" page of the admin panel and click "Add Scheduled Task"
To add a scheduled task you need to make the following settings:
Name
- Customize a task name
Cron Expression
- Set schedule time, the Cron Expression is like:\uFF1A * * * * * *
sec min hour day month week
, see details in CRON Expression Format
For example: 0 0 3 * * *
is Every day at 3 o'clock
Command
- Just like writing shell/bat scripts, but line wrap is not recommended, Multiple Commands should be connected with &&/&
For example, to execute a periodic reboot command, you can type reboot
here
Coverage
and Specific Servers
- Similar to the settings on the Services page, select rules to determine which Agents need to execute scheduled tasks
Notification Group
- Select the notification method you have set up on the "Notification" page. Click here for more information
Send Success Notification
- When this item is activated, a message notification will be triggered when the task is successfully executed
To manage existing scheduled tasks, you can go to the "Tasks" page in the administration panel
Select a task configuration and the three icons on the right, which are:
Execute Now
- When clicked, the scheduled time will be ignored and the task will be executed immediatelyEdit
- Click to modify the task configurationDelete
- Delete this scheduled tasksource ~/.bashrc
at beginning of your command or execute by absolute path.