Cron Job Every Minute

Running a cron job every minute is ideal for scenarios requiring near real-time updates. The cron expression `* * * * *` triggers execution at the start of every minute, providing 60 executions per hour.

Cron Expression

crontab syntax
* * * * *
*
minute
*
hour
*
day (month)
*
month
*
day (week)

This expression runs every minute. That's 60 times per hour or 1440 times per day.

Common Use Cases

Real-time health monitoring
Live dashboard updates
Instant notification systems
High-frequency data syncing
Real-time stock price updates

How It Works

1

Enter your endpoint URL

Paste your webhook URL, API endpoint, or any HTTP(S) address you want to call.

2

Test your request

We'll send a test request to verify your endpoint responds correctly.

3

Create your cron job

We'll call your endpoint every minute automatically. No server required.

Why Use CronUptime?

No Server Required

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Reliable Timing

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Frequently Asked Questions

The cron expression for running a job every minute is * * * * *. Each asterisk represents: minute, hour, day of month, month, and day of week. When all fields are asterisks, the job runs every minute.
A cron job set to run every minute executes 1,440 times per day (60 minutes × 24 hours). This is suitable for real-time monitoring but should be used carefully to avoid server overload.
It depends on your use case. For health checks or real-time monitoring, every minute is appropriate. For data processing or API calls, consider longer intervals to reduce server load and API rate limits.

Quick Reference

Cron Expression:

* * * * *

Human Readable:

every minute

Schedule every minute

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