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  • Create your first task
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Task Settings

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Task History

  • Chart

Task Errors

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Task Shortcuts

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Receiver Variables

  • Receiver variables

Task Examples

  • Nintendo Switch availability monitor
  • Weather monitor
  • Mortgage rate monitor
  • Github repo release monitor

Receiver Examples

  • Create an Okta Hook receiver
  • Create a SendGrid Event Webhook receiver

Chart

Under the History tab of a task, you can use time charts to analyze task execution data such as response time, response code, and JSON data in response body.

Examples

1. Response Time

response-time

2. Response Code

response-code

3. Property in Response Body

To analyze JSON response body properties, you can use JSON path expression to specify a property of your interest. Let's say we have a system memory monitor task that returns the following JSON response body:

{
    "totalMemoryMb": 370688,
    "freeMemoryMb": 241774
}

Enter freeMemoryMb in search box, and type Enter, you will get free memory chart for the current page of task executions.

response-body

Note that right now JSON path expressions only apply to response body in JSON format.

Bookmark

For frequently examined JSON expressions, you can create bookmarks for future access. Click the star icon at the right of search box, you will see a dialog to enter bookmark name, and then click SAVE, a chip will appear under the search box, which you can click on to re-generate the chart.

new-chart-modal

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