Watching Data
Are you receiving data that is being sent to you on a regular basis? The Watchdog Timer works in the IoT world, where everything from TV to sensory data is connected to each other.
You can check IoT devices and applications with an easy operation.
You can use Watchdog simply by calling the API from HTTP(S).
Calling the API is possible on various types of equipment, devices, and applications, such as server applications and smartphones, as well as IoT devices.
The timer works well for checking the normality of applications that require a long processing time or a periodic data exchange and for running monitoring services.
The timer can be operated using HTTP(S) with a general programming language. As long as your environment allows communication through HTTP(S), you can use an application and operate the timer from your smartphone or IoT device.
When the timer cannot be stopped within a specified time, you can choose a notification method from a number of choices.
Webhook allows you to call outside applications using a notification from Watchdog as the trigger.
You only need 3 minutes from registering to device monitoring.
You can use either your Google account, GitHub account, or e-mail address to sign up.
Go to a sample page to do a sample test.
You will receive an e-mail notification if the timer does not stop within 60 seconds. This notification is sent to the e-mail address you provide when you register.
You can use a number of useful functions, as shown below:
How long you wish to retain your history depends on your plan.
Available for notification by e-mail
Available for notification with Slack. Also, you can mention specific members.
You can connect with outside systems using Webhook.
You will receive primary support from our operators 24/7 (Custom Plan only).
Grouping by projects is possible. Project-by-project billing is also possible.
One project can be shared by multiple people.
The API is made simple to facilitate timer operation and introduction of the timer to existing systems.
You can set a different time zone for each project.
The Watchdog Timer can be used in as many ways as you want.
Are you receiving data that is being sent to you on a regular basis? The Watchdog Timer works in the IoT world, where everything from TV to sensory data is connected to each other.
The Watchdog Timer detects and notifies you of freezing and the abnormal ending of applications. Easy operation with the simple API lets you check existing applications.
In the Custom Plan, you are eligible to receive primary support from operators 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can tackle any unexpected problems. We are here to help you protect your important applications and devices.
Watchdog offers a trial plan that you can join now.
Frequently Asked Questions
Set the timer at the same time that the device sends data.
For example, when you are using a device that sends data every 60 seconds, set the timer time at 70 seconds and then extend it as soon as the device sends the data. If the device stops, a notification will be sent in 70 seconds as the timer time will not be extended.
Set the timer as soon as the application starts. When the application ends, cancel the timer.
If the application does not end until a specified time, the timer will notify you of an abnormality. When you want to take an action in the case of an abnormality, use POST by HTTP(S).
When an abnormality is detected by Webhook, you can executePOST by HTTP(S).
Also, you can create end points to repair an application or call AWS Lambda.
Yes. It is possible to send an e-mail to multiple destinations and to do POST with Slack and HTTP(S) at the same time as sending e-mails.
When you change your plan from Trial to Standard, the month’s charge is calculated on a 30-day pro rata basis.
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