Monitor Object Data Fields

Read-only. String. Indicates the user access level, can be changed with enhanced monitor permissions. Possible values: View (default), Edit.

String. A monitor-specific alert note. Up to 1000 characters, longer notes will be truncated.

Boolean. The Allow AlertSite QA testing option. Default value: true.

String. The AlertSite billing plan for the monitor. For example, UBM-A/A (not UBM - A/A:1:50). You can see your available plans in  > Settings > Plan Details (in AlertSite UXM) or Account > Account Summary (in AlertSite 1.0).

When creating new monitors, make sure to use a valid plan code that supports this monitor type. When in doubt, check which plan is used by your existing monitors and use the same plan code.

Read-only. An array of monitor blackouts IDs. For example:

An array of custom monitor properties. Only properties with assigned values are included in this array. Each property is specified by its ID, name, current value, and value ID. For example, if a monitor uses two custom properties, Environment=Development and Application=App1, the data would look like:

To change the property values, send back the custom_properties array containing the property IDs and new value_id for each property. You can get all IDs by using GET /properties.

Any properties not included in custom_properties will be set to unassigned. An empty custom_properties array will set all custom properties to unassigned.

Read-only. Integer. The AlertSite customer ID without the starting C. For example, 12345.

Boolean. Indicates whether the monitor is enabled or disabled. Default value: true.

Read-only. Boolean. Indicates whether the monitor has enabled performance alerts.

Read-only. Boolean. Indicates whether performance alerts have been added to the monitor. Default value: true.

Read-only. Boolean. Indicates whether SLA monitoring is configured for the monitor. Default value: true.

Integer. The ID of the primary monitoring location for the monitor. You can find the IDs of AlertSite’s global locations here. If you use private locations, you can get their IDs by using the Get Locations operation.

In the Get Monitors response, 0 means the account’s default primary location.

Read-only. Integer. The monitor ID.

Integer. The monitoring interval, in minutes. Possible values: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (default), 6, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60, 120.

An array of monitoring locations used by the monitor. Each location is specified by the ID, name, and region.

locations[].id

locations[].idlocations[].id

The ID of the location. You can find the IDs of AlertSite’s global locations here. If you use private locations, you can get their IDs by using the Get Locations operation of the AlertSite JSON API.

locations[].name

locations[].namelocations[].name

The name of the location.

locations.[]region

locations.[]regionlocations.[]region

The region code of the location.

String. The monitoring mode used for the monitor. Possible values:

• Primary

• Global Notify

• Global Verify (default)

• Round Robin

• SLA (MultiPOP)

Integer. The number of locations per interval when using rotated locations, or 0 if rotated locations are not used.

To disable rotated locations, set monitor_location_count to 0.

Read-only. Boolean. Indicates whether the monitor uses private locations. Default value: true.

String. The monitor name. When adding or editing monitors, the name should not contain characters " ' \.

String. A monitor-specific dashboard note. Up to 1000 characters, longer notes will be truncated.

Boolean. Indicates whether availability alerts are enabled for this monitor. Default value: true.

If omitted when adding a monitor, it defaults to the value specified by Enable alerts in your account settings.

Boolean. The Enable local retry option. Default value: true.

Boolean. The Rotate Locations option. Default value: false.

Read-only. The SLA configuration ID.

Integer. The Browser timeout option, in seconds. Possible values: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 (default), 45, 60, 75, 90, 120, 150, 180, 240, 300.

String. The monitor type. Possible values:

capture

capture.headers

capture.headerscapture.headers

Indicates whether HTTP headers are captured. Default value: true.

capture.images

capture.imagescapture.images

Indicates whether screenshots are captured. Default value: true.

capture.level

capture.levelcapture.level

Indicates when or at what level captures occur. Possible values:

• Disabled

• Error Only (default)

• All Actions on Error

• All Actions

• All Events on Error

• All Events

capture.mimetype

capture.mimetypecapture.mimetype

The mime-type of screenshots. Possible values:

• image/jpeg (default)

• image/png

capture.sources

capture.sourcescapture.sources

Indicates whether an HTTP source is captured. Default value: true.

is_transaction

The playback engine used to run the monitor. Possible values:

• null – the default engine

• ReadyAPI 1.1

• ReadyAPI 1.9

• TestEngine

• TestEngine 1.7

• TestEngine 1.23

Default value: null.

Read-only. The name of the uploaded SoapUI project.

The password of the password-protected SoapUI project.

replay_success

The Base64-encoded contents of the SoapUI project file.

script_id

ssl_cert_format

ssl_cert_id

ssl_cert_name

subtype

subtype_application

subtype_name

The test case name of the uploaded SoapUI project.

The test suite name of the uploaded SoapUI project.

transaction_steps

transaction_steps_allowed

transaction_trace

use_client_ssl_cert

String. Version of the SSL or TLS protocol to be used when connecting. Possible values:

Read-only. The browser used by DéjàClick monitors. Possible values:

• Google Chrome

• Internet Explorer

• Firefox

Defaults to Firefox if it has not been specified when adding the monitor. It cannot be changed in the existing monitors.

capture

capture.headers

capture.headerscapture.headers

Indicates whether HTTP headers are captured. Default value: true.

capture.images

capture.imagescapture.images

Indicates whether screenshots are captured. Default value: true.

capture.level

capture.levelcapture.level

Indicates when or at what level captures occur. Possible values:

• Disabled

• Error Only (default)

• All Actions on Error

• All Actions

• All Events on Error

• All Events

capture.mimetype

capture.mimetypecapture.mimetype

The mime-type of screenshots. Possible values:

• image/jpeg (default)

• image/png

capture.sources

capture.sourcescapture.sources

Indicates whether an HTTP source is captured. Default value: true.

The Alert if objects are missing or new option.

The ContentView data. For example:

content_views[].id

content_views[].idcontent_views[].id

The ContentView ID.

content_views[].inherit_global_errors

content_views[].inherit_global_errorscontent_views[].inherit_global_errors

The Inherit Global Errors option. If true, global errors not associated with a ContentView URL are reported.

content_views[].name

content_views[].namecontent_views[].name

The ContentView name.

content_views[].notify_on_error

content_views[].notify_on_errorcontent_views[].notify_on_error

If true, alerting for ContentView is enabled.

The Continue Playback on Timeout option. Default value: false.

Read-only. Shows whether the monitor has the Capture options enabled.

Read-only. Shows whether the monitor has ContentViews.

Read-only. Shows whether the monitor is using one of the Mobile network provider locations (ATT or Sprint).

Read-only. Boolean. The monitor is running in SLA (MultiPOP) monitoring mode.

Read-only. Shows whether the monitor has user experience measurements enabled.

The Use IPv6 option.

Read-only. Shows whether the monitor has ContentViews.

is_transaction

The action to perform when the keyword specified in keyword-string is found or not. Possible values:

• Generate an error (default)

• Continue waiting

The Allow Line Wrap option. Commands AlertSite to match keyword values even with line breaks. Default value: true.

The Match Case option. Commands AlertSite to consider the character case during the keyword validation. Default value: true.

The Match Whole Word/Phrase option. Commands AlertSite to match the whole word or phrase only during the keyword validation. Default value: true.

The Normalize Blank Spaces option. Default value: true.

Read-only. The date and time when the DéjàClick script was last modified.

Read-only. The number of the Mobile network provider locations (ATT or Sprint) used by the monitor.

Read-only. The type of the mobile devices used by mobile web monitoring.

The browser version for playback.

Possible values for Chrome monitors:

• null – the default version, which is Chrome 85
• Chrome 74
• Chrome 85

Possible values for Firefox monitors:

• null – the default version, which is Firefox 78
• Firefox 52
• Firefox 78

notify_on_content_change

The Alert on page asset errors option. Used only if full-page monitoring is enabled (that is, interval_fullpage is different from -1).

The text contents of the script file.

Read-only. The DéjàClick script creation details: the date and time, DéjàClick version, and the browser type and version. For example:

Read-only. The DéjàClick latest script update details: the date and time, DéjàClick version, and the browser type and version. For example:

Read-only. The date and time when a user made some changes to the script.

Read-only. Shows whether the script has been validated by Test On Demand after being uploaded.

Read-only. Shows whether the script has been played back before uploading it to AlertSite. Possible values:

• Replay Successful

• Replay Failure

• Replay Incomplete

• Replay Warning

• Unavailable

ssl_cert_format

ssl_cert_id

ssl_cert_name

step_timeout

subtype

subtype_application

subtype_name

The Enable third-party document errors option. Default value: false.

traceroute_on_error

Read-only. The number of transaction events in the monitor.

The password to unlock the password-protected script variables.

transaction_steps

transaction_steps_allowed

transaction_trace

use_client_ssl_cert

The Show Only Root Page UX Values option. Collects timings only for the base page without frames. Available only if user_experience_enabled is true.

The Enable UX option. If true, the monitor collects the First Paint and Above the Fold page rendering timings.

Applies to: type=email-round-trip

The email address to send the test message to.

Applies to: type=email-round-trip

The password to access the email.

Applies to: type=email-round-trip

The username to access the email.

Applies to: type=email-imap,email-pop,email-smtp

The host name of the server.

Applies to: type=email-imap

Reserved for internal use.

Applies to: type=email-imap

Reserved for internal use.

Applies to: type=email-imap,email-pop,email-smtp

Applies to: type=email-round-trip

The POP3 server to access the inbox of the email. This is the address of the POP3 server that the mail will be read from.

Applies to: type=email-pop

The password to access pop3_hostname.

Applies to: type=email-pop

The username to access pop3_hostname.

Applies to: type=email-imap,email-pop,email-smtp

The email server monitors support only those email servers that use the following ports:

• POP3 – port 110

• SMTP – port 25 (default) or 587

• IMAP – port 143

Other port numbers are not supported.

Applies to: type=email-imap,email-pop,email-smtp

Applies to: type=email-round-trip

The SMTP server (outgoing mail server) to send the test email from.

Applies to: type=email-smtp

Reserved for internal use.

Applies to: type=email-smtp

Reserved for internal use.

traceroute_on_error

The Attempt file upload to FTP server option.

The FTP password required for FTP server authentication if enable_ftp_upload is true.

The FTP username required for FTP server authentication if enable_ftp_upload is true.

The host name of the server.

ssl_cert_format

ssl_cert_id

ssl_cert_name

traceroute_on_error

use_client_ssl_cert

Applies to: type=ftp-ssl only

String. Version of the SSL or TLS protocol to be used when connecting. Possible values:

The host name of the server.

Reserved for internal use.

The Name to Resolve option. The domain name to test the DNS lookup for.

The ID of the domain name (name_to_resolve).

Reserved for internal use.

Reserved for internal use.

traceroute_on_error

The host name of the server.

traceroute_on_error

capture

capture.headers

capture.headerscapture.headers

Indicates whether HTTP headers are captured. Default value: true.

capture.images

capture.imagescapture.images

Indicates whether screenshots are captured. Default value: true.

capture.level

capture.levelcapture.level

Indicates when or at what level captures occur. Possible values:

• Disabled

• Error Only (default)

• All Actions on Error

• All Actions

• All Events on Error

• All Events

capture.mimetype

capture.mimetypecapture.mimetype

The mime-type of screenshots. Possible values:

• image/jpeg (default)

• image/png

capture.sources

capture.sourcescapture.sources

Indicates whether an HTTP source is captured. Default value: true.

is_transaction

The Chrome version for playback. Possible values are:

• "" (empty string) – the default version, which is Chrome Driver 85
• Chrome Driver 74
• Chrome Driver 85

replay_success

Empty value. To download a JAR file, use the GET /monitors/{id}?download_script=true operation.

script_id

step_timeout

transaction_steps_allowed

The host name of the server.

traceroute_on_error

Applies to: type=website-ssl only

The Report Expired SSL Certificates option of Secure Web URL monitors. Possible values:

• Disabled (default)

• Expired

• 1 Day

• 2 Days

• 7 Days

• 15 Days

• 30 Days

The GET request method parameters. For example:

get.check_fullpage_missing_objects

get.check_fullpage_missing_objectsget.check_fullpage_missing_objects

The Alert and report if page assets are missing or new option.

get.check_fullpage_object_sizes

get.check_fullpage_object_sizesget.check_fullpage_object_sizes

The Alert and report if the size of a page asset changes option.

get.fullpage_object_timeout

get.fullpage_object_timeoutget.fullpage_object_timeout

The fullpage object timeout, in seconds. Possible values: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (default), 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90, 120, 150, 180, 240, 300.

get.http_302_is_error

get.http_302_is_errorget.http_302_is_error

The Report redirects (HTTP 301/302) as errors option. Default value: false.

get.http_401_is_error

get.http_401_is_errorget.http_401_is_error

The Report authentication challenges (HTTP 401/403) as errors option. Default value: false.

get.http_caching

get.http_cachingget.http_caching

The Use caching - Simulates a repeat visitor option. Default value: false.

get.http_compression

get.http_compressionget.http_compression

The Use compression option. Default value: false.

get.interval_fullpage

get.interval_fullpageget.interval_fullpage

How often to measure the fullpage response time for the monitored site or transaction.

Possible values: -1 (disabled, default), 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 15, 20, 60, 120.

This value must be a multiple of interval. For example, if interval is 10, interval_fullpage can be 10, 20, 30, 60, 120.

get.keyword_match_invert

get.keyword_match_invertget.keyword_match_invert

The Invert Match option. Default value: false.

get.keyword_match_type

get.keyword_match_typeget.keyword_match_type

Specifies whether keyword_string contains plain text or a regular expression. Possible values:

• Plain Text (default)

• Regular Expression

get.keyword_string

get.keyword_stringget.keyword_string

The word, phrase, or regular expression to find on the monitored web page.

Regular expressions must be specified as strings ("Hello.*There!") rather than regular expression literals (/Hello.*There!/). Also, tokens like \d must be specified with double backslashes: \\d.

Default value: '' (empty string).

get.notify_on_fullpage_errors

get.notify_on_fullpage_errorsget.notify_on_fullpage_errors

The Alert on page asset errors  option. Sends an alert if the monitor finds an error when loading a page asset. Default value: false

The HEAD request method parameters. For example:

head.http_basic_auth_password and head.http_basic_auth_username

head.http_basic_auth_password and head.http_basic_auth_usernamehead.http_basic_auth_password and head.http_basic_auth_username

The optional username and password for authentication.

head.http_follow_redirects

head.http_follow_redirectshead.http_follow_redirects

The Follow redirect option. Default value: true.

head.http_user_agent

head.http_user_agenthead.http_user_agent

The user-agent string to use in the HTTP request. Default value: Alertsite 1 -- ipd/1.0 (ipd; IPD 1.0; AlertSite).

head.http_version

head.http_versionhead.http_version

The HTTP version to use. Possible values:

• 1.0 (default)

• 1.1 (most commonly used)

head.ipv4

head.ipv4head.ipv4

The IP (IPv4) address of the tested server.

head.port

head.porthead.port

The custom port number used by the monitored site, or an empty string if a standard port is used. Typical ports are 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS.

head.resolve_dns

head.resolve_dnshead.resolve_dns

The Resolve DNS option.

If true, AlertSite monitors the url, and ipv4 returns the IP address that your site resolved to when the monitor was created.

If false, AlertSite monitors the specified ipv4 instead of the url.

The request method. Default value: get.

notify_on_content_change

ssl_cert_format

ssl_cert_id

ssl_cert_name

traceroute_on_error

transaction_trace

use_client_ssl_cert

Applies to: type=website-ssl only

String. Version of the SSL or TLS protocol to be used when connecting. Possible values:

Required. The API monitor step settings. Each step corresponds to an individual HTTP request.

The example of the 2-step monitor that performs a GET request and a POST request:

The HTTP request configuration includes several fields:

api_steps[].assertions

api_steps[].assertionsapi_steps[].assertions

An array of assertions used to validate the response body of the API call and defined in all of the monitor’s steps. For example:

"assertions": [
  {
    "source": "Response",
    "property": null,
    "comparison": "does not contain",
    "value": "error"
  },
  {
    "source": "JSON Response",
    "property": "store.book[0].title",
    "comparison": "equals",
    "value": "The Lord of the Rings"
  }
]

assertions[].source

The source of the value verified by this assertion:

Value	Description
Response	The entire response body.
JSON Response	A specific field in a JSON response.
XML Response	A node or attribute in an XML response.
Timeout	The maximum allowed response time, in seconds, up to three decimal places. For example, 0.25.
Status Code	The HTTP status code of the response. This status is compared against a comma-separated list of valid or invalid status codes.
Header	A response header.

assertions[].property

If source=Response, Timeout or Status Code, this is null.

If source=JSON Response, this is a JSONPath expression that specifies the JSON field being verified, such as store.book[0].title.

If source=XML Response, this is an XPath expression that specifies the XML node or attribute being verified, such as //user[@id='12345']/name.

If source=Header, this is the name (case-insensitive) of an HTTP response header, such as Content-Type.

assertions[].comparison

The type of the comparison to perform. The possible values are as follows:

If source=Response:

• contains
• does not contain
• regular expression includes
• regular expression excludes

If source=JSON Response or XML Response:

• equals
• count
• exists
• does not exist
• regular expression includes
• regular expression excludes

If source=Timeout:

• less than or equal

If source=Status Code:

• equals
• does not equal

If source=Header:

• equals
• exists
• regular expression includes

assersions[].value

String. The expected value for the assertion to pass. If comparison=exists or does not exist, value is an empty string "".

Regular expressions are specified as strings ("Hello.*There!") rather than regular expression literals (/Hello.*There!/). Also, tokens like \d must be specified with double backslashes: \\d.

api_steps[].head

api_steps[].headapi_steps[].head

The HEAD request method parameters. For example:

"head": {
  "http_basic_auth_password": "supersecret",
  "http_basic_auth_username": "[email protected]",
  "preemptive_authentication": false
}

http_basic_auth_password and http_basic_auth_username

The optional username and password for authentication.

preemptive_authentication

Shows whether the Authenticate preemptively option is enabled. Possible values: true, false (default).

api_steps[].http_method

api_steps[].http_methodapi_steps[].http_method

The HTTP method for the request. Possible values:

• GET (default)

• POST

• HEAD

• CUSTOM – The HTTP method is specified in the request payload. This is used for PATCH, PUT, and DELETE requests, also for GET and POST requests with custom headers.

api_steps[].post

api_steps[].postapi_steps[].post

The POST request method parameters. For example:

"post": {
  "http_header_use_custom": true,
  "http_post_data_key_value_pairs": "POST /post HTTP/1.1\r\nuuid: {{uuid}}\r\n\r\n",
  "http_post_data_raw": true
}

post.http_header_use_custom

Must be true if http_post_data_key_value_pairs includes the request headers – either just the headers (for GET or HEAD), or both the headers and body. false otherwise.

The Send HTTP Headers exactly as entered option of AlertSite 1.0. Default value: false.

post.http_post_data_key_value_pairs

This field, along with http_post_data_raw and http_header_use_custom, specifies the request headers and/or body. There are several ways to format http_post_data_key_value_pairs depending on the desired contents of the HTTP request.

GET or HEAD requests without headers

The postxxx fields are not used in this case, and the values will be:

"http_header_use_custom": false,
"http_post_data_key_value_pairs": null,
"http_post_data_raw": false

Requests with custom headers and body (JSON, XML, SOAP, and others)

This use case is for any requests with custom headers, and also for PUT, PATCH, and DELETE requests (http_method=CUSTOM). In this case, http_post_data_key_value_pairs contains a complete raw request, including the relative request URL, headers (except Host, which will be inferred from the url), and an optional request body. Headers and body must be separated by a blank line.

For example, a POST JSON request that looks like:

POST /users HTTP/1.1
Host: api.example.com
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "username": "trillian",
  "is_admin": true
}

is encoded as:

"http_header_use_custom": true,
"http_post_data_key_value_pairs": "POST /users HTTP/1.1\r\nContent-Type: application/json\r\n\r\n{\"username\": \"trillian\", \"is_admin\": true}",
"http_header_use_custom": true,

http_header_use_custom must be true, and http_post_data_raw is ignored.

POST form data (application/x-www-form-urlencoded)

http_post_data_key_value_pairs contains the name=value pairs one per line, and the values should not be percent-encoded. AlertSite will build the request body add the Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded header automatically during the monitor playback.

For example, to post

name=Gerald O'Toole
[email protected]
company=ABC Corp

use

"http_header_use_custom": false
"http_post_data_key_value_pairs": "name=Gerald O'Toole\r\[email protected]\r\ncompany=ABC Corp", "http_post_data_raw": false

The http_post_data_raw and http_header_use_custom fields must be false.

post.http_post_data_raw

This will typically be false. Use true only if you are POSTing form data and the request is configured as follows:

• http_method=POST

• http_post_data_key_value_pairs specifies form data that is already form-encoded, for example:

  email=anne%40example.com&company=ABC+Corp

• http_post_data_key_value_pairs only contains the form data and does not contain any headers.

The POST exactly as entered option of AlertSite 1.0. Default value: false.

api_steps[].step_name

api_steps[].step_nameapi_steps[].step_name

The monitor step name.

api_steps[].step_number

api_steps[].step_numberapi_steps[].step_number

The number of the monitor step.

api_steps[].url

api_steps[].urlapi_steps[].url

The URL or domain to monitor.

api_steps[].variables

api_steps[].variablesapi_steps[].variables

The monitor step variables used to extract values from the response and insert these values in subsequent requests. For example:

"variables": [
  {
    "name": "author",
    "property": "J. R. R. Tolkien"
  }
]

variables[].name

The variable name.

variables[].property

An expression that specifies the JSON property whose value is stored in the variable.

capture

capture.headers

capture.headerscapture.headers

Indicates whether HTTP headers are captured. Default value: true.

capture.images

capture.imagescapture.images

Indicates whether screenshots are captured. Default value: true.

capture.level

capture.levelcapture.level

Indicates when or at what level captures occur. Possible values:

• Disabled

• Error Only (default)

• All Actions on Error

• All Actions

• All Events on Error

• All Events

capture.mimetype

capture.mimetypecapture.mimetype

The mime-type of screenshots. Possible values:

• image/jpeg (default)

• image/png

capture.sources

capture.sourcescapture.sources

Indicates whether an HTTP source is captured. Default value: true.

The GET request method parameters. For example:

get.check_fullpage_missing_objects

get.check_fullpage_missing_objectsget.check_fullpage_missing_objects

The Alert and report if page assets are missing or new option.

get.check_fullpage_object_sizes

get.check_fullpage_object_sizesget.check_fullpage_object_sizes

The Alert and report if the size of a page asset changes option.

get.fullpage_object_timeout

get.fullpage_object_timeoutget.fullpage_object_timeout

The fullpage object timeout, in seconds. Possible values: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (default), 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90, 120, 150, 180, 240, 300.

get.http_302_is_error

get.http_302_is_errorget.http_302_is_error

The Report redirects (HTTP 301/302) as errors option. Default value: false.

get.http_401_is_error

get.http_401_is_errorget.http_401_is_error

The Report authentication challenges (HTTP 401/403) as errors option. Default value: false.

get.http_caching

get.http_cachingget.http_caching

The Use caching - Simulates a repeat visitor option. Default value: false.

get.http_compression

get.http_compressionget.http_compression

The Use compression option. Default value: false.

get.interval_fullpage

get.interval_fullpageget.interval_fullpage

How often to measure the fullpage response time for the monitored site or transaction.

Possible values: -1 (disabled, default), 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 15, 20, 60, 120.

This value must be a multiple of interval. For example, if interval is 10, interval_fullpage can be 10, 20, 30, 60, 120.

get.keyword_match_invert

get.keyword_match_invertget.keyword_match_invert

The Invert Match option. Default value: false.

get.keyword_match_type

get.keyword_match_typeget.keyword_match_type

Specifies whether keyword_string contains plain text or a regular expression. Possible values:

• Plain Text (default)

• Regular Expression

get.keyword_string

get.keyword_stringget.keyword_string

The word, phrase, or regular expression to find on the monitored web page.

Regular expressions must be specified as strings ("Hello.*There!") rather than regular expression literals (/Hello.*There!/). Also, tokens like \d must be specified with double backslashes: \\d.

Default value: '' (empty string).

get.notify_on_fullpage_errors

get.notify_on_fullpage_errorsget.notify_on_fullpage_errors

The Alert on page asset errors  option. Sends an alert if the monitor finds an error when loading a page asset. Default value: false

Shows whether the Use Swagger Inspector option is enabled. Default value: false.

The playback engine used to run the monitor. Possible values:

• null – the default engine

• ReadyAPI 1.9

• TestEngine

• TestEngine 1.7

• TestEngine 1.23

Default value: null.

ssl_cert_format

ssl_cert_id

ssl_cert_name

transaction_steps

transaction_steps_allowed

transaction_trace

use_client_ssl_cert

Applies to: type=website-ssl-api only

String. Version of the SSL or TLS protocol to be used when connecting. Possible values: