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Similar to like TCPTrigger we should also have a http trigger, which can make a http (GET/POST)
request to a given endpoint and expect a desired response or response code.
If the response or response code does not match or match (as given) expected response or response code, we can fire the trigger.
check can be on of http_fail, http_pass, either of response or response code can be checked
or both as given. Request type can be on of the http request types.
For the start, we can create the trigger which checks only http get and compares it with a given response code or response. We can then build on top of it.
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Similar to like TCPTrigger we should also have a http trigger, which can make a http (GET/POST)
request to a given endpoint and expect a desired response or response code.
If the response or response code does not match or match (as given) expected response or response code, we can fire the trigger.
A sample trigger template might look like this:
check can be on of
http_fail, http_pass
, either of response or response code can be checkedor both as given. Request type can be on of the http request types.
For the start, we can create the trigger which checks only http get and compares it with a given response code or response. We can then build on top of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: