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API Monitoring

Ensure your REST APIs are functional and performant with active monitoring.

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API Monitoring

Easy to setup and easy to use

Simple REST client-like UI to setup monitoring for your APIs
Javascript support - before request and after request script hooks to automate advanced scenarios
Compose multiple API requests to automate a complex test scenario
Externalize variables and run the same test on multiple environments

API Monitoring

Assert your API functionality and performance without writing any code
Assert status code, response time or use JSONPath expressions to assert response payload
Before and After Request scripts allow adding custom Javascript code for authoring complex assertions

API Monitoring

Ensure your APIs are accessible and perfomant for all your users all over the world.
No setup required - just select the monitoring locations and we take care of executing the test from all the selected locations.
more monitoring locations coming soon

API Monitoring

Dashboards showing average, 90th percentile results and execution for each test
Support for Distributed Tracing for your API Test to trace all latency, performance bottlenecks, logs when the request propagates through your application stack
Multiple geolocation support to ensure your application is accessible for all your customers
Schedule your monitors to run on specific days at specific times, hour based or minute based schedules. Or just run manually when needed.
Reduce noise and send specific notifications to the right users or just send all notificatications to your team's distribution list. We also support notifications to Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Snooze alerts when your APIs are under maintenance

Execution Sequence

Understand the sequence of steps when your test is executed

Third-party libraries

Use third-party libraries part of your test for complex scenarios

APIs

Learn about DevRaven APIs that allow you access to Request/Response objects

Environments

Learn about using environment variables when writing tests