Zafer Oz

<p>This plugin:<br />
– Checks if the ActionScheduler actions and logs tables exist in the database.<br />
– Deletes all completed, failed, and cancelled actions from the table and truncated the logs based on user input.<br />
– Allows you to set the action scheduler purge period (retention period).<br />
– Retrieves saved settings and fetch table sizes along with the number of rows.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>Navigate to Tools > ZS Action Scheduler Optimizer in your WordPress dashboard.</li>
<li>Choose whether to delete completed, failed, and cancelled actions.</li>
<li>Select your desired retention period for the action scheduler.</li>
<li>Click ‘Save Changes’.</li>
</ol>
<h3>Developer Information</h3>
<p>Author: Zafer Oz<br />
Author URI: https://zafersoft.com</p>


ZS Action Scheduler Optimizer

This plugin optimizes Action Scheduler by clearing the Action Scheduler Actions table, truncating the logs, and modifying the retention period.

<p>Minuttes is a monitoring layer for Action Scheduler, built for store owners and agencies that need visibility into the background processing their stores depend on.</p>
<p>It pairs with the hosted dashboard at minuttes.com, but the plugin works standalone — use it as a GraphQL API for Action Scheduler, a drop-in way to reduce Action Scheduler’s log volume, or a settings screen that detects bundled Action Scheduler conflicts between plugins. It also offers a stop button to suspend the Action Scheduler queue. Every capability is exposed over WP-CLI (<code>wp minuttes ...</code>), so operators, scripts, and AI agents can drive it straight from the terminal.</p>
<p>minuttes.com is an optional, paid subscription and is not required. The plugin’s own features — the GraphQL API, the WP-CLI command suite, queue suspend/resume, the critical-only logger, and conflict detection — work on their own, for free. Features marked (via minuttes.com) add the hosted dashboard, and connecting to it always requires explicit authorization on your site.</p>
<p><strong>Features</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Built-in GraphQL API for Action Scheduler — query queue status, job statistics, database metrics, stuck claims, WP-Cron, and WooCommerce Subscription data for your own integrations and tooling</li>
<li>Complete WP-CLI command suite (<code>wp minuttes ...</code>) — read queue status, statistics, hooks, groups, database usage, logs, WP-Cron and subscriptions, and control the queue, logger, stuck claims, and hook/group blocking from the terminal; every read command supports <code>--format=json</code> for scripts and AI agents</li>
<li>Suspend and resume the Action Scheduler queue</li>
<li>Switch to a critical-only logger that keeps only errors and failures, cutting Action Scheduler log writes and keeping the database lean</li>
<li>Detect multiple bundled copies of Action Scheduler across installed plugins</li>
<li>Track queue status, job statistics, and failing actions (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>View Action Scheduler database usage (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>Monitor WP-Cron events and WooCommerce subscription status changes (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>Trigger WP-Cron on a fixed schedule — every 1, 5, or 15 minutes — so subscription renewals and queues run on time even on low-traffic sites (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>Rate limit or block specific hooks and groups (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>Visualize queue health with action count history and trend tracking (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>Automatically delete completed, failed, or cancelled actions on a recurring schedule (via minuttes.com)</li>
<li>Detect and automatically clear stuck claims that block queue processing (via minuttes.com)</li>
</ul>
<h3>Credits</h3>
<p>This plugin bundles the following third-party library:</p>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/webonyx/graphql-php" rel="nofollow ugc">webonyx/graphql-php</a> – MIT License</li>
</ul>


Minuttes

Monitor and manage Action Scheduler. Stay on top of background task queues, WP-Cron jobs, and WooCommerce subscription changes.

ZS Action Scheduler Optimizer vs Minuttes