Everything your software needs after deployment.

npm install @alplus/sdk

import { init, captureException, setUser } from "@alplus/sdk";

init({ key: process.env.POSTDEPLOY_API_KEY, release: "v2.4.1" });
setUser({ id: user.id });

try {
  await chargeCustomer(order);
} catch (error) {
  captureException(error); // grouped, tagged with the release
  throw error;
}

Published on npm. Errors arrive grouped into issues, tagged with the release that shipped them.

# application.ex: one child. Crashes report themselves.
children = [
  {AlplusSDK, []},
  MyAppWeb.Endpoint
]

# Capture a rescued exception yourself:
try do
  risky()
rescue
  exception ->
    AlplusSDK.capture_exception(exception, stacktrace: __STACKTRACE__)
end

# Ping a heartbeat when the nightly job finishes:
AlplusSDK.heartbeat("hb_YOUR_TOKEN", :finish)

The Elixir SDK attaches to the OTP logger, so unhandled crashes are captured without wrapping call sites.

# config/initializers/alplus.rb
Alplus.configure do |config|
  config.key = ENV["POSTDEPLOY_API_KEY"]
  config.environment = "production"
  config.release = "v1.2.3"
end

Alplus.capture_exception(exception)
Alplus.capture_message("import finished with 3 skips", level: "warning")

# Cron liveness from the job itself:
Alplus.heartbeat("hb_YOUR_TOKEN", state: "finish")

Rack middleware included; every capture is fail-safe and never raises into your app.

# Ping PostDeploy only if the job actually succeeded.
0 3 * * * /usr/local/bin/backup.sh && curl -fsS https://ingest.postdeploy.dev/h/hb_YOUR_TOKEN

No SDK at all: one curl in the crontab. Silence past the schedule pages you.