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Manage Azure Web Jobs Monitoring

Take full control of your Azure Web Jobs with Nodinite. This page shows you how to manage monitoring thresholds, perform remote actions, and empower your team to handle Web Jobs efficiently—without direct access to the Microsoft Azure Portal.

✅ Delegate management of all or individual Web Jobs to selected team members and business users
✅ Reduce risk by limiting the number of people with high Azure access rights
✅ Enable self-service and data access for business stakeholders
✅ Perform remote actions and configure monitoring thresholds directly from Nodinite

This feature lets support and maintenance teams resolve issues quickly and securely, reduce attack vectors, and ensure business continuity for mission-critical services.

Application Management Team IT Operations Business
Your AM team can start and stop services without IT operations involvement You maintain full oversight and control Business users get data and self-service for Web Job solutions

Features

The Nodinite Azure Monitoring Agent provides these powerful features:

As an Administrator with access to Monitoring Agents from the Remote Administration dialog, you can further manage:

  • Add and Remove Azure subscriptions
    • Add and Remove Resource groups within each subscription
  • Enable and Disable Monitoring
  • Edit thresholds

See the global Configuration for more details about configuring Nodinite and the Azure Monitoring Agent

Category Monitoring Actions Metrics/Statistics
Web Job - Continuous Start
Stop
History
Details
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Web Job - Triggered Run
History
Details
Edit
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Continuous Web Jobs

The Category 'Continuous Web Jobs' lists each continuous Web Job found in your configured Azure Subscription by name.
Continuous Web Job
This image shows a Monitor View with a list of continuous web jobs found.

For more details about Web Jobs Monitoring, see Monitoring Web Jobs.

The Continuous Web Jobs category displays Resources that show the state of the last run.

You can use the following Remote Actions for the Continuous Web Jobs Category:

  1. Start Continuous Web Job
  2. Stop Continuous Web Job
  3. View History for Continuous Web Job
  4. View details for Continuous Web Job

Remote Actions
This image shows a list of Remote Actions from the dropdown menu of the Actions button.

Start Continuous Web Job

To start a stopped Web Job, click the Action button and select Start in the 'Control Center' section.
Start Web Job Action
Start Web Job action.

A prompt asks you to confirm your intent to Start the selected Web Job.
Start Web Job Prompt
Confirm intent to start selected Web Job.

You will see the result of the operation—either success or failure.
Continuous Web Job started successfully
Example of a successful start result.

Stop Continuous Web Job

To stop a running Web Job, click the Action button and select Stop in the 'Control Center' section.
Stop Web Job Action
Stop Web Job action.

A prompt asks you to confirm your intent to Stop the selected Web Job.
Stop Web Job Prompt
Confirm intent to stop selected Web Job.

You will see the result of the operation—either success or failure.
Continuous Web Job stopped successfully
Example of a successful stop result.

History for Continuous Web Job

To view the history log output for the selected Web Job, click the History menu item in the Actions button.
View history
Output from Remote Action 'History'.

Details for Continuous Web Job

To see more details about your Web Job, click the Action button and select Details in the 'Control Center' section.

In the list of properties, a link opens a new browser tab to the Microsoft Azure Portal for the selected Web Job.
Web Job Details
Example dialog with details

Triggered Web Jobs

The Category 'Triggered Web Jobs' lists each triggered Web Job found in your configured Azure Subscription by name.
Triggered Web Job
This image shows a Monitor View with a list of the triggered web jobs found.

For more details about Web Jobs Monitoring, see Monitoring Web Jobs.

The Triggered Web Jobs category displays Resources that show the state of the last run.

You can use the following Remote Actions for the Triggered Web Jobs Category:

  1. Run Triggered Web Job
  2. View History for Triggered Web Job
  3. View details for Triggered Web Job
  4. Edit
    Triggered Web Job Actions
    This image shows a list of Remote Actions from the dropdown menu of the Actions button.

Run Triggered Web Job

To run a Web Job on demand, click the Action button and select Run in the 'Control Center' section.
Run Web Job Action
Run Web Job action.

A prompt asks you to confirm your intent to Run the selected Web Job.
Run Web Job Prompt
Confirm intent to run selected Web Job.

You will see the result of the operation—either success or failure.
Continuous Web Job ran successfully
Example of a successful run result

History for Triggered Web Job

To view the history log output for the selected Web Job, click the History menu item in the Actions button.
View history
Output from Remote Action 'History'.

Download

To download the output history for the selected run, click the Actions button and select to download the output as a flat file (.txt).
Download

To download all output files in a single ZIP package, click the Save all as ZIP button.

Download ZIP

Details for Triggered Web Job

To see more details about your Web Job, click the Action button and select Details in the 'Control Center' section.

Triggered Web Job Details
Example modal with details.

In the list of properties in the header, a link opens a new browser tab to the Microsoft Azure Portal for the selected Web Job.

Edit Triggered Web Job

A Triggered Web Job monitors the frequency (time of last run) and duration.

To manage the monitoring thresholds, click the Action button and select Edit in the 'Control Center' section.
Edit Triggered Web Job Action Menu Item

A modal opens where you set the monitoring thresholds for the frequency (time of last run) and max duration.
Edit Triggered Web Job Page

Last run interval time Span

Enter a timespan (format: days.hours:minutes:seconds) for the max allowed lookback period since the Web Job last ran.

  • Warning
  • Error

Duration

Set the time in seconds for the max allowed duration for the last run.

  • Warning
  • Error

Next Step

Global Configuration of the Azure Monitoring agent
Monitoring Web Jobs

Prerequisites for Azure Agent