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Update: New API for Searching for Load Tests

By: RedLine13

We have added a new RedLine13 API that allows you to easily search for your load tests. Users that run multiple load tests periodically or through remote means will especially find this API useful.

The API allows you to search for your tests, and it will then return the following data for your results:

load_test_id The load test ID
load_test_name Name of load test
load_test_desc Description provided with test
load_test_comments Common field supplied with load test
created_time Time test was created
start_time Time the test was launched, after agents created
completed_time Time test was completed (blank if cancelled)
cancelled_time Time test was marked canceled (completed will be blank)
cancellation_message If test was cancelled, message would be provided
avg_resp_time Generic average response time for all requests
success_rate The success rate determined for overall test plan
is_public If the test was marked publicly shared

Getting Started

To get started with this API (and all of our API’s), log into your RedLine13 account, click the “Account” tab, and then navigate to “API Key”:

RedLine13 Log In

From there, you will be able to generate an API key:

RedLine13 API Keys

You can now view our various API and all of the provided documentation under the “API” tab within your dashboard:

RedLine13 API Key Doccumentation

To read up more on our newly released API, please refer to the full API documentation.

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