--- title: Manual Steps to Re-run Remote Agent Update Cron Job slug: manual-steps-to-re-run-remote-agent-update-cron-job docTags: createdAt: 2025-12-10T09:10:43.000Z --- These steps outline how to manually identify and re-run the remote agent update cron job that normally executes on schedule. This is useful if you need to trigger the update immediately without waiting for the cron schedule. **Manual steps to re-run a remote agent updade cron job** 1. List all cron jobs for the current user: :::BlockQuote{indent="1"} crontab -l ::: 2. Locate the cron job entry containing your host, for example: us1.swimlane.app. :::Paragraph{indent="1"} Example entry: ::: :::BlockQuote{indent="1"} 0 0 1 1 \* curl -s https\://\/orchestration/api/account/\/tenant/\/v1/agents/update | bash -s -- -d "/usr/bin/docker" ::: 3. Copy just the command portion (everything after the 5 schedule fields). In the example above, that would be: :::BlockQuote{indent="1"} curl -s https\://\/orchestration/api/account/\/tenant/\/v1/agents/update | bash -s -- -d "/usr/bin/docker ::: 4. Run it manually to trigger the upgrade. :::BlockQuote{indent="1"} curl -s https\://\/orchestration/api/account/\/tenant/\/v1/agents/update | bash -s -- -d "/usr/bin/docker :::