Postman Collection Support
API monitors can now be easily created from your Postman Collections! Simply import your Postman Collection JSON file in the new monitor wizard, select the folder you want to use, and start monitoring. New Monitor > API Postman Collection Import JSON File Select Folder Create MonitorDejaClick 2.7.7.3
We're pleased to announce the release of DejaClick 2.7.7.3 for Chrome and Firefox. Highlights include: Improved recognition of keystroke and click events Recording will now recognize shadow elements Increased Script upload size from 2 to 5 mb Fixed a Firefox login bug Existing extensions will automatically update to this version.Monitor Cloning!
We're happy to announce monitor cloning, allowing you to easily copy an existing monitor. Monitor cloning can be initiated from the dashboard, monitor configuration screen, and the monitor configuration summary screen. Look for the Clone Monitor option under the Gear Icon. Once cloning is selected user will be taken to the configuration screen for the new monitor so they can modify the configuration prior to saving and enabling the new monitor.Custom Properties in Alert Templates
We've added custom properties to the available variables for editable alert templates. This allows you to easily add your metadata tags to alert payloads to make alert integrations even more powerful. You can add all properties with a single variable or include specific properties. Here's a quick look at how the new property variables are displayed in the alert template editor : You can read more about configuring custom properties HERE.SLA Next!
We're excited to announce some big SLA enhancements! Highlights include: New SLA Dashboard landing page New creation/edit screen that shows real-time SLA status as thresholds are adjusted Step-Level SLAs! Multiple SLAs for monitors and steps Single objective SLAs - you no longer have to have BOTH performance and availability objectives More response time metric options for your performance objectivesFirefox 78
We're happy to announce that we have deployed Firefox 78 to the public monitoring network. This returns Firefox to the platform after a too-long absence. As with Chrome, we've added the ability to select browser versions, you can do this on the Advanced tab in monitor configuration. You'll have a choice of Default, Firefox 78, and Firefox 52. Please note that 52 runs a legacy version of DejaClick and should only be used by existing Firefox 52 monitors. Monitors created in the new Firefox version of DejaClick are not compatible with Firefox 52. Many legacy Firefox 52 can be converted to version 78, but your mileage will vary. Firefox 78 and Version Switching will be coming to Private Nodes in version 3.3, which will begin rollout in the 2nd half of January.DejaClick 2.7.1
DejaClick 2.7.1 hit the Chrome and Firefox extension stores this week. It includes some bug fixes and two new features. Browser Version Switching You can now select specific browser versions when uploading monitors or executing a Test on Demand. This aligns DejaClick with the platform version switching that was released last week. Manually Insert Step Breaks You can now split a step into multiple steps to better capture the behavior of functions that are not seen as steps in traditional DejaClick recordings. Elevating a group of events to step level will allow you take advantage of step level alerting and reporting for that function. It will also be useful in conjunction with our upcoming Step Level SLA functionality (SPOILER ALERT!). Inserting step breaks is as simple as choosing "Insert Step Break" from the gear icon on the relevant event row in the DejaClick recorder.DejaClick 2.7.0
DejaClick 2.7.0 has dropped for Chrome and Firefox. Highlights include: improved monitor behavior in multi-tab scenarios improved keyword validation functionality added a new "enter" event to be more compatible with various UIs such as Chat bots that make use of the enter key for text entry rather submit buttonsChrome 85 and Version Switching
We're happy to announce that we've begun rolling out Chrome 85 to the public monitoring network. By the end of the year, the rollout will be complete and Chrome 85 will be the default browser for DejaClick monitors. The very small number of monitors that have issues playing back on 85 will be set to version 74 when the default switches to 85. We've also added the ability to select browser versions, you can do this on the Advanced tab in monitor configuration. You'll have a choice of Default, Chrome 85, and Chrome 74. For nearly all monitors, we recommend staying with the default and moving to 85 with the platform. If your monitors are having significant issues with 85, we'll be reaching out to you in early 2021. Chrome 85 and Version Switching will be coming to Private Nodes in version 3.3, which will begin rollout in the 2nd half of January.
