App
StatusCake
StatusCake checks your website for uptime and performance
What your agent can do with StatusCake
Triggers and actions 2 triggers · 17 actions
- TriggerNew Latest Page Speed Test
Triggers when a new test is created, and provides basic pagespeed test data information.
- TriggerNew Latest SSL Test
Triggers when a new test is created, and provides basic ssl test data information.
- ActionAdd contact group
Create a new contact group for alert notifications. POST /contact-groups
- ActionCreate Page Speed Test
Creates a new pagespeed test for your StatusCake account.
- ActionCreate SSL Test
Creates a new SSL test for your StatusCake account.
- ActionCreate Uptime Test
Creates a new uptime test for your StatusCake account.
- ActionDelete contact group
Delete a contact group by id. DELETE /contact-groups/{id}
- ActionDelete page speed test
Delete a pagespeed check by id. DELETE /pagespeed/{id}
- ActionDelete SSL test
Delete an SSL check by id. DELETE /ssl/{id}
- ActionDelete uptime test
Delete an uptime check by id. DELETE /uptime/{id}
- ActionGet contact group
Retrieve a single contact group by id. GET /contact-groups/{id}
- ActionGet page speed test
Retrieve a single pagespeed check by id. GET /pagespeed/{id}
- ActionGet SSL test
Retrieve a single SSL check by id. GET /ssl/{id}
- ActionGet uptime test
Retrieve a single uptime check by id. GET /uptime/{id}
- ActionList contact groups
List all contact groups for the account. GET /contact-groups
- ActionList SSL tests
List all SSL checks for the account. GET /ssl
- ActionUpdate contact group
Update an existing contact group by id. PUT /contact-groups/{id}
- ActionUpdate page speed test
Update an existing pagespeed check by id. PUT /pagespeed/{id}
- ActionUpdate uptime test
Update an existing uptime check by id. PUT /uptime/{id}
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