Automation#Cron#Disable Node#HTTP#Monitoring
Self-stopping Status Monitor
Poll an incident endpoint until it resolves, then automatically disable the polling trigger for future runs.
Self-stopping Status Monitor
This template demonstrates a one-time automation pattern: keep polling until an incident is resolved, then disable the trigger so the workflow stops scheduling itself in the future.
What this workflow does
- Cron checks a status endpoint on a schedule
- HTTP fetches the current incident JSON
- Condition checks whether the incident is resolved
- If resolved, Disable Node turns off the cron trigger permanently
- If still active, Output returns the current status and waits for the next schedule
Use cases
- Temporary maintenance monitors
- One-off migration tracking
- Auto-retiring status checks after recovery
Setup
Replace the HTTP endpoint with your own status API and adjust the condition to match the JSON shape you return. The disable node already targets the cron node label used in this template.
How to import this template
- 1Click Import → Copy JSON on this page.
- 2Open your Heym and navigate to a workflow canvas.
- 3Press Cmd+V / Ctrl+V — nodes appear instantly.
- 4Add your API keys in the node config panels and click Run.
#Cron#Disable Node#HTTP#Monitoring
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