Automate Healthchecks.io for free on Stepper
Cron job and scheduled task monitoring service. Manage checks, send pings, and react to status changes.
Triggers available for Healthchecks.io on Stepper
Check Went Down
Triggers when a check transitions to the down state. Optionally scope to a single check.
- 1 parameters
Check Went Up
Triggers when a check transitions to the up state. Often used for recovery notifications.
- 1 parameters
New Check
Triggers when a new check is created in the project.
New Ping
Triggers when a check receives a new ping (any type — success, start, fail, log).
- 2 parameters
Actions available for Healthchecks.io on Stepper
Create Check
Creates a new check in Healthchecks.io. Supports both Simple mode (timeout/grace) and Cron mode (schedule/tz). Can upsert via the unique parameter.
- 21 parameters
Update Check
Updates an existing check. Only the fields you set are changed; omitted fields are preserved.
- 21 parameters
Pause Check
Disables monitoring for a check until it next pings (or is manually resumed).
- 1 parameters
Resume Check
Resumes monitoring of a paused check.
- 1 parameters
Delete Check
Permanently deletes a check. Returns the deleted check object.
- 1 parameters
Get Check
Retrieves the full details of a single check by ID.
- 1 parameters
Find Check
Search for an existing check by slug or tag. Useful as a lookup step before creating or updating.
- 2 parameters
List Channels
Lists all notification integrations (channels) configured for the project.
Send Success Ping
Sends a success ping to a check. Marks the check as up.
- 3 parameters
Send Start Ping
Sends a start ping to mark the beginning of a job run. Pair with a subsequent success or fail ping using the same Run ID to record duration.
- 3 parameters
Send Failure Ping
Sends a failure ping. Marks the check as down and triggers notifications.
- 3 parameters
Send Log Ping
Records a log payload without changing the check's up/down status.
- 3 parameters
Make HTTP Request
Make an HTTP request to any URL with full control over method, headers, and body.