You've done the right thing: you've set up monitoring for your critical scheduled tasks. When a cron job fails, you get an alert. That's a huge step forwar
You've done the right thing: you've set up monitoring for your critical scheduled tasks. When a cron job fails, you get an alert. That's a huge step forward from silent failures. But often, the initial alert is a simple "Job X failed." While it tells you something went wrong, it rarely tells you enough.
As engineers, our goal isn't just to know that a problem exists, but to understand what the problem is, where it happened
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