getNodi
Every run. On the second. On the record.
What it does
getNodi calls your endpoints on a schedule, retries them when they fail, and keeps the status, latency and response body of every single attempt — and lets you decide what counts as a pass, so an empty 200 is a failure if you say it is.
getNodi calls your HTTP endpoints on a schedule, retries failures, and keeps the status, latency and response of every run — with alerts and analytics.
getNodi calls your endpoints on a schedule, retries them when they fail, and keeps the status, latency and response body of every single attempt — and lets you decide what counts as a pass, so an empty 200 is a failure if you say it is. Every attempt is written down — the code, the latency, the retry that saved it. Failures reach you by email, Slack or webhook before your customers find them. The job ran. The request succeeded. Nothing ever looked at what came back. Group schedules by product, environment or client. Members, alert channels, API keys and retention are set per project. GET through DELETE with custom headers and a JSON body. Basic, bearer, API-key or HMAC-signed requests —…from getnodi.in
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