Argonix

Periodic Jobs & Health Notebooks
Scheduled Automation, Zero Drift

Define recurring tasks that run on a schedule — health checks, data syncs, cleanup scripts, compliance audits. Powered by Health Notebooks: multi-step jobs that Argos executes autonomously with full logging and alerting.

Health Notebooks

Multi-step runbooks that execute on a cron schedule. Each step uses your connected tools — no custom scripting required.

📋 Multi-Step Execution

Define jobs as a sequence of steps. Each step runs a tool action on a connector — query a database, check a Kubernetes deployment, call an API, verify a certificate. Steps chain together with full context.

⏰ Cron Scheduling

Standard cron expressions for flexible scheduling — every 5 minutes, hourly, daily at 3am, weekly on Monday. Each execution is logged with duration, status, and full output.

What You Can Schedule

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Health Checks

Verify endpoint availability, certificate expiry, DNS resolution, database connectivity every few minutes.

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Cleanup & Maintenance

Remove stale resources, rotate secrets, archive old logs, clean up orphaned cloud resources on a schedule.

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Reports & Syncs

Generate daily cost reports, sync CMDB inventories, export compliance evidence to Slack or Confluence.

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Security Audits

Daily CSPM scans, weekly IAM permission reviews, certificate expiry alerts, vulnerability scan triggers.

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Drift Detection

Compare live infrastructure state against Terraform, detect config drift, alert on unauthorized changes.

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Capacity Planning

Track resource usage trends, predict capacity needs, alert before you hit limits.

How It Works

1

Define Steps

Pick a connector + tool action for each step. Chain them together in a notebook.

2

Set a Schedule

Cron expression or interval. Argos runs it automatically at the right time.

3

Get Alerted

If a step fails or returns an unexpected result, Argos alerts you via Slack, email, or PagerDuty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools can I use in a periodic job?

Any tool from any connected connector — Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, databases, GitLab, Jira, Slack, and 30+ more. Each step picks a connector and an action.

How granular is the scheduling?

Standard cron expressions — from every minute to once a year. You can also trigger jobs manually or via API/webhook.

What happens when a job fails?

Failed steps are logged with full output. Alerts are sent to your configured channels (Slack, email, PagerDuty). You can set retry policies and failure thresholds.

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