# APIContext Docs > Documentation for APImetrics by APIContext: API performance monitoring, testing, conformance, and analytics. Covers getting started, guides, concepts, the CLI, and the REST API reference. Every page below is plain Markdown. Each public page is also available as Markdown by adding `.md` to its URL (for example https://docs.apicontext.com/monitor-your-first-api.md). The full text of every public page is in [llms-full.txt](https://docs.apicontext.com/llms-full.txt). Generated REST API operation pages are not included; use the OpenAPI specs listed under Resources. ## Start here - [APImetrics by APIContext Documentation](https://docs.apicontext.com/index.md): Monitor, test, and analyze your APIs. Start here, follow a guide, understand the concepts, or drive everything from the CLI. - [Monitor your first API](https://docs.apicontext.com/monitor-your-first-api.md): Create your first API monitor and read its results in under 10 minutes. ## Guides - [Guides](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides.md): Task-oriented guides for monitoring APIs, HTTP endpoints, websites, MCP servers, workflows, alerting, analytics, and integrations. - [Basic Navigation](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/basic-navigation.md): How to find things in the two key menus: the side navigation menu for making and running monitors, and the top navigation menu. - [Network Conformance Checks](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/network-conformance.md): Configure TLS certificate expiry monitoring, CDN allowlists, and geo-fencing checks for a project in the Manage Network Checks section of Conformance Settings. - [API.expert](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/api-expert.md): Publicly available collections of API monitoring for a variety of API products - [Catalog](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/catalog.md): Use the Catalog to list your API's operations next to your monitors, upload an OpenAPI spec, and see how monitors are matched to it. - [Contacting Us](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/contacting-us.md): Ways to reach APIContext: the sales email address, the support portal, and the service status page for incidents and maintenance. - [How to Use Environment Variables for Secure Storage](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/environment-variables.md): Instructions on how to securely store and retrieve authentication tokens and other sensitive values using APImetrics' Environment Variables. - [Get notified of APIContext platform status](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/get-notified-of-apicontext-status.md): Follow the APIContext status page and subscribe to its RSS feed in a feed reader, Slack, Microsoft Teams, or email to hear about incidents and maintenance. - [Organization (Orgs, Collections, Projects & APIs)](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/project-navigation.md): How APIContext organizes your work: a collection is a group of projects, a project is a group of APIs, and an organization controls collections. - [Understanding the Results](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/view-results.md): See what APIContext stores for each monitor result: the timing breakdown, the location, the HTTP code, the pass, fail, or warning status, and the response. - [Device Code Authorization flow](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/device-code-auth.md): To obtain Access tokens for authenticating to API v3 (/api/3/) APImetrics Endpoints, follow these steps: - [Run a monitor on demand](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/schedule-monitors.md): Run a monitor on demand using Run Now or a one-time schedule a location from the picker OR scheduling the call to run - [Set Up Ongoing Observations](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/ongoing-observations.md): A one-off API call doesn't tell you very much about an API or the behavior of it - with 'schedules' you can run automatically from anywhere in the public cloud. - [Setting Assertions and Conditions](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/set-conditions.md): How to set up conditions and assertions on an API endpoint, with practical examples, such as checking a response body for a string. - [Add Private Nodes](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-private-nodes.md): Deploy private nodes inside your own infrastructure to monitor applications that are not available to the public internet. - [FAQs](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/faqs.md): Answers to frequently asked questions about deleting your data, getting help with your plan, and monitoring locations such as China nodes. - [Install and set up the CLI](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/install-and-set-up-the-cli.md): Install the apimetrics CLI, sign in, select a project, and run your first command, with macOS, Windows, and Linux instructions. ## Guides: Add a Monitor - [Add an API Call](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/add-api-call.md): API calls are what APImetrics is all about. Our user interface guides through all the steps necessary to get a call up and running - [Authenticated API Calls (help I got a 400!)](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/authenticated-api-calls-help-i-got-a-400.md): Why monitors that need authentication return a 400 error, and that APImetrics makes real external calls requiring a bearer token or API key. - [Browser Monitors](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/browser-monitors.md): Load a page in a real browser on a schedule and capture paint timings, LCP, resource timings, and console errors for each run. - [MCP Monitors](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/mcp-monitors.md): Monitor AI agents and tools that expose the Model Context Protocol (MCP): set up, configure assertions, and schedule runs. - [MCP monitor configuration reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/mcp-monitors/configuration-reference.md): Every field an MCP monitor accepts through the API and CLI, including the eight step types, their timeouts, and the auth settings and token fields. - [Multi-part form-data](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/multi-part-form-data.md): How to build a multi-part form-data file in the Files section using the helper form, then use it in a monitor to POST encapsulated form data. - [Obtain an API call ID](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor.md): Find a monitor's ID in APIContext: open Monitors, add the ID column with Select Columns, and copy the ID from the list. - [Uploading Files](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/add-a-monitor/uploading-files.md): How to upload files in APImetrics and use the File or Binary content type in a monitor to send file data in POST or PUT requests. ## Guides: Schedules - [Managing Project-Level Downtimes](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/setting-and-managing-schedules/managing-project-level-downtimes.md): Apply downtime windows to one schedule or to all your monitors so calls do not run, and failures are not flagged, during planned maintenance. - [Managing Schedules](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/setting-and-managing-schedules.md): Schedules makes it easy to manage the frequency and nature of the observation calls we make from around the world. ## Guides: Authentication Settings - [The Basics](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/basics-of-authentication-settings-and-tokens.md): Adding authentication to API calls with our authentication and token manager - [Upload a Signing Certificate](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/certificates/upload-a-signing-certificate.md): Use this guide to securely upload a signing certificate and automatically compute its Key ID. - [Setting Up API Key Based Authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/creating-an-authentication.md): Set up a shared API key authentication: create it in Monitor Authentication, add a token, and use the auth setting in a monitor. - [Fundamentals of OAuth in APImetrics](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/fundamentals-of-oauth.md): Key concepts for OAuth in APIContext: what you need from the authenticating service, and the steps from creating the app to adding auth to a monitor. - [Setting up an OAuth 2.0 Authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/example-oauth-authentication-set-up.md): Set up an OAuth 2.0 authentication: create the auth setting, add a token from the provider, and use the auth setting in a monitor. - [Authentication in a Workflow](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/authentication-in-a-workflow.md): Creating a sequence of calls to obtain a token, save that token as a variable and then use the token in later monitors in the workflow. - [Authentication Settings](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings.md): Types of authentication APIContext supports natively, and the authentication manager that lets one setup authorize multiple monitors. - [Certificates](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/authentication-settings/certificates.md): The Certificates page is a centralised location for your MTLS certificates, so you can use them across multiple different projects. ## Guides: Workflows - [Workflows Edit](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/creating-a-workflow/workflows-edit.md): How to edit a workflow's monitors and order, run it manually with runtime variables, and create schedules for worldwide or specific locations. - [Workflows Results](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/creating-a-workflow/workflows-results.md): The Workflow Results tab allows you to easily see how your Workflows are performing across our agents. - [Using Variables in Workflows](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/creating-a-workflow/setting-environment-variables-in-a-workflow.md): How to capture values with assertions, store them in an environment variable, and pass them between monitors in a workflow, such as OAuth tokens. - [Adding a Delay to a Workflow](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/creating-a-workflow/adding-a-delay-to-a-workflow.md): How to add a pause between workflow steps using the delay API, which supports up to 10 seconds per call and can be chained for longer delays. - [Workflows](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/creating-a-workflow.md): Want to execute a set of API calls to simulate a customer interaction or to pass variables between calls? Workflows makes this an easy process ## Guides: Importing API Calls - [Importing from Postman](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/importing-api-calls/importing-from-postman.md): Import your Postman Collections into APImetrics using a Postman API key. - [Importing an API specification](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/importing-api-calls/importing-an-api-specification.md): Import API calls from an OpenAPI or Swagger specification URL into APImetrics workflows and monitors. - [Importing from APIMATIC](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/importing-api-calls/importing-from-apimatic.md): Import API calls from APIMatic into APImetrics using your APIMatic API integration key. - [Importing API Calls](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/importing-api-calls.md): How to bulk import API definitions into APImetrics from Postman, APIMATIC, or a specification URL, with a list of supported specification formats. ## Guides: Analytics & Reporting - [Project Dashboard](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/analytics/project-home.md): The Project Overview dashboard shows every scheduled monitor in a project with its key metrics, such as hourly and recent results, for the current period. - [Data Types](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/analytics/data-types.md): Key terms for APIContext reporting: the four primary types of data aggregation, which are Quality Analytics, Reports, Results, and Stats. - [Quality Analytics Reports](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/analytics/quality-analytics-reports.md): Understand the Insights Report for a monitor, a single view with sections for summary information, outlier analysis, and outlier incidence. - [Creating Reports](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/analytics/creating-reports.md): Creating a report provides a simple summary of data that can be shared internally or externally. - [Public Status Reports](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/analytics/public-status-reports.md): Reports can be shared publicly either as a webpage or embedded as a script in your own site - [Investigation Mode](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/analytics/investigation-mode.md): Investigation Mode is a way to drill into results quickly and see what happened around that result ## Guides: Alerting - [Expanded Alerts](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting.md): Want to send our data to another platform to view there? Use our Expanded Alerting Webhooks - [Using Webhooks](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks.md): Webhooks connect APIContext to external systems, pushing data and alerts to a service when a condition you set is met. - [Export with OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-with-opentelemetry.md): Send monitoring results to any OpenTelemetry platform by creating an OpenTelemetry webhook in APIContext with your platform's URL and HTTP headers. - [Generic Webhook](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/performance-results-webhook/generic-webhook.md): Use this Webhook to stream your API's Performance metrics & events to any custom downstream systems. - [Setting Alerts](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/setting-up-alerts-and-webhooks.md): Alerts notify you when an event occurs on an API you monitor, such as a failed or slow call. Set them per API endpoint or globally. - [OpenTelemetry payload reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/opentelemetry-payload-reference.md): Every span, log record, and attribute the APIContext OpenTelemetry webhooks send, with types, examples, and when each attribute is present. - [Conformance Results Webhook](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/conformance-results-webhook.md): Receive conformance check results via webhook, with pass/fail severity and detailed check attributes. - [Export to Akamai API Security](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-akamai-api-security.md): Send API monitor data from APImetrics to Akamai API Security for third-party traffic visibility. - [Export to Alibaba Cloud via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-alibaba-cloud-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to Alibaba Cloud with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Email Alerts](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/email-alerts.md): Send alerts by email in HTML, plain text, or a template whose subject and body you write, and set how many failed calls trigger an alert. - [Export to AWS via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-aws-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to AWS by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Email template reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/email-template-reference.md): The variables an Email (template) alert can use, with an example subject line, and the default subject line and body for the template type. - [Export to Axiom via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-axiom-via-opentelemetry.md): Want to send your APImetrics data to your Axiom dashboard? Use our OpenTelemetry Webhook. - [Run Workflow](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/run-workflow.md): Create a custom alert using a Workflow with APIs defined in APImetrics - [Export to Cisco AppDynamics via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-cisco-appdynamics-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to Cisco (App Dynamics) with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Slack webhook](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/slack-webhook.md): How to create a Slack incoming webhook and configure it in APImetrics to push alerts for outcomes such as Slow, Warning, and Fail to a channel. - [Microsoft Teams webhook](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/microsoft-teams-webhook.md): How to create a Microsoft Teams incoming webhook connector and configure it in APImetrics to send alerts for outcomes such as Slow, Warning, and Fail. - [Export to Datadog](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-datadog.md): Install the APIContext Datadog integration, then add an alert that sends every monitoring result, or only conformance events, to Datadog. - [PagerDuty Integration via Webhooks & API](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/pagerduty-webhook.md): Send APIContext alerts to PagerDuty through the dedicated integration, to notify on-call responders and create high- or low-urgency incidents. - [Export to Dynatrace via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-dynatrace.md): Send every APIContext monitoring result, or only conformance events, to Dynatrace by adding an OpenTelemetry alert on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Docker via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-docker-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Docker by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Elastic via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-elastic-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Elastic by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to F5](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-f5.md): Configure an OpenTelemetry webhook in APImetrics to export API monitoring traffic and metrics to F5 - [Export to Fastly CDN via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-fastly-cdn-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to Fastly CDN with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to Go SDK via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-go-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to the Go SDK by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Google Cloud Platform via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-google-cloud-platform-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to Google Cloud Platform with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to Honeycomb via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-honeycomb-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Honeycomb by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Hydrolix via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-hydrolix-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Hydrolix by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to IBM Instana via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-ibm-instana-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to IBM Instana with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to Java SDK via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-java-via-opentelemetry.md): Send API monitoring data from APImetrics to a Java application using the OpenTelemetry SDK. - [Export to Logz.io via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-logzio-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Logz.io by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Microsoft Azure Monitor via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-microsoft-azure-monitor-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to Microsoft Azure Monitor with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to Mulesoft via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-mulesoft-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Mulesoft by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to New Relic via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-new-relic-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to New Relic by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Nginx via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-nginx-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Nginx by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to NodeJS SDK via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-nodejs-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to NodeJS SDK with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to PHP SDK via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-php-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to the PHP SDK by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Ruby SDK via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-ruby-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to the Ruby SDK by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to ServiceNow Cloud Observability (formerly Lightstep) via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-servicenow-cloud-observability-formerly-lightstep-via-opentelemetry.md): Send API monitoring data from APImetrics to ServiceNow Cloud Observability via OpenTelemetry. - [Export to Splunk via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-splunk-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Splunk by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to Sumo Logic via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-sumo-logic-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to Sumo Logic with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to TrafficPeak via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-trafficpeak-via-opentelemetry.md): Send data from APImetrics to TrafficPeak with our OpenTelemetry Webhook - [Export to Tyk via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-tyk-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to Tyk by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Export to VMware via OpenTelemetry](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/expanded-alerting/export-to-vmware-via-opentelemetry.md): Send your API traffic from APIContext to VMware by adding an OpenTelemetry webhook on the Alerts & Webhooks page. - [Performance Results Webhook](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/alerting/using-webhooks/performance-results-webhook.md): Receive performance monitoring results via webhook, including latency, status codes, and call metadata. ## Guides: Conformance - [Issue Details](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/issue-details.md): Want to dive deeper from the Summary page? Issue Details will give you all the information you need for remediation - [Monitoring Coverage](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/monitoring-coverage.md): Ensure your projects have sufficient API and Endpoint monitoring in place with Coverage Checks. - [Setting up performance SLOs/SLAs and thresholds](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/setting-up-performance-slos-slas-and-thresholds.md): The metrics you can use as project SLO and SLA criteria, and the performance change thresholds you can set, in Conformance Settings. - [Exclude APIs from Conformance checks](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/exclude-conformance-monitoring.md): Turn on Skip Conformance Checks to stop Schema and Security Conformance checks on a single monitor. - [Manage OpenAPI Specifications](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/manage-openapi-specifications.md): Upload, select, and maintain the OpenAPI specifications that APImetrics uses for schema conformance and coverage gating. - [Set an MCP step's result as expected](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/mcp-step-baselines.md): Mark an MCP monitor step's result as expected so that later results of that step are checked against it, and accept a change as the new expected result. - [Conformance](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance.md): Need to monitor your conformance with different standards or your own specifications? Use the Conformance feature - [Enable a standards profile](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/enable-a-standards-profile.md): Select a standards profile in Conformance Settings, save it, and run your monitors or evaluate recent calls to generate the first conformance results. - [UK Open Banking Conformance Profile](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/conformance/uk-open-banking-conformance.md): Monitor and verify UK Open Banking API conformance: security headers, OAuth flows, and response schema checks. ## Guides: Advanced Authentication - [Custom Authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-authentication/custom-authentication.md): Set up custom API authentication with manual tokens, OAuth refresh flows, browser-based user auth, and callback handlers - [Handling Mutual TLS](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-authentication/mutual-tls.md): How to add mutual TLS to an auth setting by choosing a certificate from your organization's uploaded certificates in the SSL Certificate field. - [Advanced Authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-authentication.md): Configure advanced API authentication in APImetrics including mutual TLS certificates, JWT signing, and FIPS-compliant key storage ## Guides: Advanced Features - [APImetrics API Overview](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/using-the-apimetrics-api.md): Use the APIContext API directly: generate an API key, set up auth settings, and get an access token to create monitors, manage workflows, and access reports. - [How to Send a GraphQL Query](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/graphql-queries.md): To set up GraphQL calls, additional configurations need to be made for successful calls - [String Handling](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/parsing-content-in-api-calls/handling-variables-in-a-workflow.md): Extract and manipulate strings in returned payloads by applying filters to a variable path with the | operator. - [Types of variable in APImetrics](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/handling-variables-in-apimetrics/key-concepts.md): The three types of variable in APIContext: global variables for a whole project, environment variables for a group of tests, and workflow variables. - [Advanced Date and Time Handling](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/handling-variables-in-apimetrics/advanced-date-and-time-handling.md): How to use the REST API wrapper for the moment.js library to compute, format, and convert dates and times across timezones within a workflow. - [JSON: Extracting a variable](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/parsing-content-in-api-calls/parsing-json-content.md): Extract and validate values from JSON API responses using dot notation and conditions in APImetrics monitors - [Advanced Uses in Workspaces](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/handling-variables-in-apimetrics/variable-use-in-workspaces.md): Advanced patterns for scoping environment variables to workspaces and resolving them across objects. - [XML: Extracting a variable](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/parsing-content-in-api-calls/parsing-xml-content.md): Parse and extract variables from XML API responses using XPath syntax in APImetrics conditions and workflows - [Adding a Unique Call ID for Tracing](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/handling-variables-in-apimetrics/adding-a-unique-call-id-for-tracing.md): How to watermark each call with the RESULT_ID system variable in a header so it can be found in API gateway logs and other tools. - [JSON: advanced features - filtering a list & returning a value](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/parsing-content-in-api-calls/json-advanced-features-filters-and-tests.md): Find an item anywhere in a returned JSON list with a filter, then extract it as a variable, using the Jinja-based filters and tests in assertions. - [Use your Signing Key in Workflows](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/signing-keys.md): Use this guide to generate the upgraded JWT Signing API call and update your existing workflows accordingly. - [Examples](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/handling-variables-in-apimetrics/examples.md): Learn how to bind variables to monitor and workflow workspaces with practical examples of URIs, headers, and scope resolution - [JSON filters and tests reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/parsing-content-in-api-calls/json-filters-and-tests-reference.md): The Jinja filters and tests you can use in a monitor's assertion checks to filter lists in JSON content, with descriptions and parameters. - [Configuration](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features.md): Want to update your configuration for more customized results or having trouble with certain language integrations? Follow our how-tos - [Environment Variables](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/handling-variables-in-apimetrics.md): An overview of workflow, global, and environment variables in APImetrics, how to reference them in URIs and parameters, and available system variables. - [Parsing Content in API calls](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/advanced-features/parsing-content-in-api-calls.md): Guides to parsing returned header or body content for use in assertions or creating variables. ## Guides: API Call List & Stats - [Conditions and Assertions](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/blash/setting-conditions-on-calls.md): Set conditions and assertions on the results of monitors in the Assertions section of a monitor's Edit tab, including timing-based conditions. - [Monitor Stats](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/blash/looking-at-stats.md): Every API call has a set of detailed API stats that can be analyzed separately ## Guides: Integrations - [Observability (beta)](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors.md): Want to know what observability adaptor options we have for live API calls? - [Third Party Logs](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/third-party-logs.md): How APIContext pairs outside-in synthetic monitoring with inside-out data from CDNs, WAFs, API gateways, and other internal infrastructure sources. - [Akamai DataStream2 (DS2) Logs](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/third-party-logs/akamai-datastream2-ds2-logs.md): How Enterprise customers create a filtered Akamai DataStream2 stream to bring CDN and WAF logs into APIContext alongside synthetic monitoring telemetry. - [Install With Akamai CDN](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-akamai-cdn.md): If you want APImetrics to monitor API calls in your Akamai CDN, use these steps to build an Akamai EdgeWorker. - [Install with AWS CloudFront](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-aws-cloudfront.md): Build or redeploy the APIContext Lambda@Edge function in your CloudFront network so APIContext can monitor the live API traffic routed through it. - [Org-level Integrations](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/org-level-integrations.md): Connect a third-party provider (such as Datadog) once at the Organization level and reuse it across projects. See how that differs from per-project webhooks. - [Install with .NET](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-net.md): If you want APImetrics to monitor API calls to a .NET server, use these steps to build the APImetrics into your application. - [Install with Express.js](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-expressjs.md): If you want APImetrics to monitor API calls to a Node express.js server, use these steps to build the APImetrics adaptor into your application. - [Install with Kong Gateway](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-kong-gateway.md): If you want APImetrics to monitor APIs traversing a Kong Gateway, use these steps to install APImetrics into the environment where you run Kong. - [Install with Kubernetes](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-kubernetes.md): If you want APImetrics to monitor API calls as a Kubernetes sidecar, use these steps to add the APImetrics adaptor into your application. - [Install with Python (WSGI)](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/integrations/observability-adaptors/install-with-python-wsgi.md): If you want APImetrics to monitor API calls to a Python web server, use these steps to build the APImetrics adaptor into your application. ## Guides: Projects - [Create a new project](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/create-a-new-project.md): Create a personal project or a project in your organization, from the web UI or the CLI. Where you create it decides who owns it. - [Getting Started - Projects and APIs](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/getting-started-projects-and-apis.md): Get started after signing in to APImetrics by navigating the Collections page, creating projects, and adding APIs - [Invite a user to join a project](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/invite-a-user-to-join-a-project.md): How to invite users to an APImetrics project from Project Settings and an overview of the Owner, Editor, Manager, Analyst, and Viewer access levels. - [Organizations](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/organizations.md): An organization can be a business or entity that owns a group of different collections. Users can be members of different organizations. - [Stop APIContext emails when someone leaves your team](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/remove-a-team-member.md): Remove a person's project access in Users and Admins, then take their address out of every email alert, because alert emails go to typed addresses. - [Copy or move a monitor](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/copy-or-move-a-monitor.md): Copy a monitor into another project or duplicate it in the same one, or move it, and see what carries over, such as its authentication setting. - [Copy or move a report](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/copy-or-move-a-report.md): Copy or move a report into another project from its Copy and Move buttons or from Manage Resources. The monitors it reports on stay where they are. - [Copy or move a workflow](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/copy-or-move-a-workflow.md): Copy a workflow and its monitors into another project or duplicate it in the same project, or move it with its monitors once it is off its schedules. - [Copy or move an authentication setting](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/copy-or-move-an-authentication-setting.md): Copy an authentication setting into another project from Manage Resources, or move it together with every monitor that uses it. Tokens are not copied. - [Copy or move resources between projects](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/moving-api-calls-between-projects.md): Open Manage Resources from the sidebar or from the Copy and Move buttons, then copy or move monitors, authentication settings, workflows, and reports. - [Export or Import a Project](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/export-or-import-an-apimetrics-project.md): How to back up an APImetrics project to JSON or YAML, including alerts, webhooks, and token headers, and restore it through Project Import. - [Organize monitors across projects](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/organize-monitors-across-projects.md): Guidance on how many monitors to keep in one project, and how to spread a large deployment across several projects. - [Downtimes](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/downtimes.md): Create and manage downtime windows that pause scheduled Monitors during planned maintenance, including Organization-wide downtimes for all schedules. - [Create a service account](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/create-a-service-account.md): Create a service account for an organization, assign its access roles, and save the Client ID and Client Secret it generates. - [Manage the emails APIContext sends you](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/manage-email-settings.md): Choose which emails you receive from APIContext, and turn the daily, weekly, and monthly status emails on or off for a Project. - [Projects](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects.md): Your monitors, Authentication Settings, Insights, and Results are owned by a Project. Share access with other users at one of five access levels. - [Switch organizations](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/projects/switch-organizations.md): Switch between the organizations you belong to from the account menu in the top bar, then open one of their projects. ## Guides: Quality Analytics - [Remove a monitor from the monitored list](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/quality-analytics/omit-from-casc-score.md): Use Always in not monitored list to keep a monitor out of the Monitors in Schedules table on the Project Overview. - [CASC Score](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/quality-analytics.md): Curious how to improve your CASC score or personalise it to your needs? Follow our how-tos ## Guides: Working with Postman - [Postman Collection Monitors](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/working-with-postman/monitor-postman-collections.md): If you already have your API calls set up in Postman, no need to duplicate the setups in APImetrics - [Working with Postman](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/working-with-postman.md): With APImetrics you can import direct from Postman OR run Postman collections through our agent network and use us to generate data. ## Guides: Monitor Authentication - [Monitor Authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/monitor-authentication.md): Configure authentication for your API monitors: OAuth 2, API keys, Bearer tokens, Mutual TLS, and custom flows. - [Set up Basic authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/monitor-authentication/set-up-basic-authentication.md): Create a Basic Auth setting with a username and password token, and attach it to a monitor so every request carries the credentials. - [Troubleshoot expired authentication tokens](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/monitor-authentication/troubleshoot-expired-authentication-tokens.md): Find out why an authenticated monitor fails after a token or certificate expires, and restore monitoring for each token type and expiry mode. ## Guides: SLO and SLA Management - [SLO and SLA Management](https://docs.apicontext.com/guides/slo-management.md): Set Service Level Objectives and Performance Change Thresholds for a project in Conformance Settings, and see where SLO results appear. ## Concepts - [Concepts](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts.md): Core APIContext concepts, terminology, scoring, security, projects, and service-level objectives. - [Monitors](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/monitors.md): What monitors are in APIContext and the three monitor types: API, Browser, and MCP. - [CASC Score (Quality Score)](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/casc-score.md): How APIContext calculates the 0–9.99 quality score for your API monitors. - [FDX API 5.3](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/security-profiles/fdx-api-53.md): Learn what the FDX API 5.3 standard is and how APIContext tests your API against its FAPI-based security checkpoints. - [System Variables](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/environment-variables/apimetrics-defined-variables.md): APImetrics provides a range of pre-defined variables to automate certain aspects of API making calls. - [Workflows](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/workflows.md): What workflows are in APIContext: multi-step monitor sequences that pass variables between steps. - [Global and Environment Variable Syntax](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/environment-variables/variables-syntax.md): Reference for global and environment variable expression syntax, fallback chains, and literal defaults. - [Node Locations & IP Addresses](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/test-node-locations.md): The locations and IP addresses of every APIContext public node, so you can allowlist monitor traffic to your API in a firewall. - [Projects and Collections](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/projects-and-collections.md): How monitors are organized into projects, and projects into collections (organizations). - [Identify and allow-list APIContext monitor traffic](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/identifying-monitor-traffic.md): What an APIContext API monitor sends, what a firewall or bot manager can match on, and how to add your own header so you can allow monitor traffic safely. - [Schedules](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/schedules.md): How APIContext schedules monitor runs: frequency, regions, node selection, and high-frequency monitoring. - [How usage is counted](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/usage-and-quota.md): What counts as one test in APIContext usage for API, workflow, browser, and MCP monitors, conformance, and retries, with a worked schedule estimate. - [Conformance Explained](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/conformance-explained.md): What API conformance means in APIContext and how it relates to OpenAPI specs and security profiles. - [FAPI 2.0](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/security-profiles/fapi-20.md): FAPI 2.0 is an API security profile based on the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework. APIContext checks it in checkpoints, each with multiple checks. - [Alerts and Webhooks](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/alerts-and-webhooks.md): How APIContext alerts work: triggers, failures in a row, retries, delivery channels, and integrations with external platforms. - [OAuth 2.0 Security Conformance](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/security-profiles/oauth-2-security-conformance.md): How APImetrics evaluates OAuth 2.0 monitor sequences for conformance across authorization, token, and resource server endpoints. - [SLA Model](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/sla-model.md): How APIContext measures availability, latency, and the other SLO metrics, how it decides whether an SLO is met, and what it leaves out. - [Conditions and Assertions](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/conditions-and-assertions.md): How APIContext determines whether an API response is a pass, warning, or failure using configurable rules. - [Access Roles](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/access-roles.md): The five project roles in APIContext and what each one can do. Roles are assigned per project, so a user can hold different roles on different projects. - [Basic Security Conformance Checks](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/security-profiles/basic-security-conformance-profile.md): The Basic Security Conformance profile checks the essentials, such as HTTPS and the TLS version, for each monitor as a baseline for API security. - [Results](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/results.md): What APIContext result data contains: latency breakdown, HTTP status, pass/fail verdict, and response details. - [Authentication Model](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/authentication-model.md): How APIContext manages credentials for monitors: authentication setups, tokens, and supported flows. - [Downtimes](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/downtimes.md): Scheduled maintenance windows that pause monitoring to avoid false alerts. - [Project basics and access levels](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/project-basics-and-access-levels.md): What a project is, how projects appear in your account, and the five access levels a user can hold on a project. - [Security Profiles](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/security-profiles.md): The API security conformance standards that APIContext checks, with a link to each profile, so you can see whether your APIs conform to them. - [Variables](https://docs.apicontext.com/concepts/environment-variables.md): Links to guidance on creating and using environment variables in monitors and on building workflows that pass data between steps. ## CLI - [APIContext CLI](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli.md): Configuration, endpoints, built-in commands, and global flags for the apimetrics CLI, which manages monitors, projects, workflows, and schedules. - [CLI Command Reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/reference.md): Reference for the apimetrics CLI: built-in command groups, global flags, and how generated commands work. - [Generated commands](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/generated-commands.md): How the apimetrics CLI turns the APIContext OpenAPI description into commands at runtime, and how to discover what is available. - [Project](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/reference/project.md): The project commands in the apimetrics CLI select and show the active project. Most generated commands run against the active project, so set it once. - [Authentication](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/reference/authentication.md): apimetrics CLI authentication: login, logout, service accounts, OAuth 2.0 flows, and named profiles. - [Bulk](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/reference/bulk.md): apimetrics CLI bulk commands: client-side bulk resource management (init, list, pull, status, diff, reset, push). - [Skills & onboard](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/reference/skills.md): apimetrics CLI agent integration: skills install and the onboard command. - [Global flags](https://docs.apicontext.com/cli/reference/global-flags.md): apimetrics CLI global flags, including the --rsh-* family, JSON output, and output controls. ## REST API reference - [API Reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference.md): APImetrics REST API reference for authentication, monitors, schedules, workflows, results, reports, and more. - [API Reference](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/intro.md): APIContext REST API versions, authenticated Try-It, first-call walkthrough, and full OpenAPI downloads. - [Authentication Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/authentication-settings/authentication-object.md): Description of the JSON for an Authentication Setting. - [Call Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/api-calls/call-object.md): Description of the JSON for an API Call. - [Insights Report Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/insights/insights-report-object.md): Description of the JSON for an Insights Report. - [List Org-level Downtimes](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/org-level-downtimes/list-org-level-downtimes.md): Use this API to retrieve a comprehensive list all Downtime configurations across your Organization's projects. - [Refresh Token Flow](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/refresh-tokens/refresh-token-flow.md): If your APImetrics Access token has expired, use this refresh token flow to generate a new Access token. - [Report Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/reports/report-object.md): Description of the JSON for a Result. - [Result Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/results/result-object.md): Description of the JSON for a Result. - [Statistic Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/api-call-latency-statistics/statistic-object.md): Description of the JSON for a Statistic. - [Token Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/authentication-tokens/token-object.md): Description of the JSON for a Token. - [Workflow Object](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/workflows/workflow-object.md): Description of the JSON for a Workflow. - [Make your first API call](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/try-it.md): A read-only APIContext REST request from the docs' interactive API Explorer with a test credential. - [Get a token and try an endpoint](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/get-a-token-and-try-an-endpoint.md): Preserved legacy first-call URL linking to the canonical browser walkthrough and correct credential guidance. - [Use APIContext with a coding agent](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/agent-integration.md): Full APIContext OpenAPI specification and a safe integration workflow for AI coding agents. - [Create Org-level Downtime](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/org-level-downtimes/create-org-level-downtime.md): Use this API to create downtime configuration across one or more projects within your Organization. - [Pagination and Error Conventions](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/pagination.md): How APIContext API responses are paginated and how errors are shaped — cursor-based pagination, error_msg fields, and status codes. - [Limits](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/limits.md): Limits on workflow steps, stored and displayed response bodies, the Results list, and how long results are kept. - [Update Org-level Downtime](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/org-level-downtimes/update-org-level-downtime.md): Use this API to update existing downtime configuration. - [Delete Org-level Downtime](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/org-level-downtimes/delete-org-level-downtime.md): Use this API to delete an Org-level Downtime - [Get Monthly Project Data Report](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/reports/get-monthly-project-data-report.md): Use this API to get a monthly report for your project. - [Get Daily Project Slow Data Report](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/reports/get-daily-project-data-report.md): Use this API to retrieve slow data reports for all projects within a date range - [Get Monthly Project Slow Data Report by Endpoint](https://docs.apicontext.com/reference/reports/get-monthly-project-slow-data-report.md): Get a monthly slow data report for each monitor across all projects in an organization, with call counts by response time threshold. ## Optional ### Changelog - [Release Notes - 9 November 2026](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-9-november-2026.md): Release notes for APIContext, 9 November 2026: MCP step baselines, a fuller create panel, CLI sign-in, API enhancements, fixes, and security updates. - [Release Notes - 22 October 2026](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-22-october-2026.md): Release notes for APIContext, 22 October 2026: API enhancements, CLI 0.0.2 with device code login, bug fixes, and security updates. - [Release Notes - 8th of October 2026](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-8th-of-october-2026.md): Release notes for APIContext, 8 October 2026: China monitoring nodes. - [Release Notes - 30th of September 2026](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-30th-of-september-2026.md): Release notes for APIContext, 30 September 2026: rebuilt report pages with drag-and-drop ordering and an embeddable status frame, a statistic picker, and CLI updates. - [Release Notes - 25th of August 2026](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-25th-of-august-2026.md): Release notes for APIContext, 25 August 2026: service account management, rebuilt notifications page, agent-type badges, and authentication fixes. - [Release Notes - 10th of July 2025](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-10th-of-july-2025.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 10 July 2025: stop all org alerts, visible downtime IDs, bulk update of conformance findings, and navigation fixes. - [Release Notes - 11th of March 2025](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-11th-of-march-2025.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 11 March 2025: additional DNS metadata in results and alerts, plus content delivery and geo-fencing conformance checks. - [Release Notes - 21st of February 2025](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-21st-of-february-2025.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 21 February 2025: automated refresh token handling, Payments NZ FAPI checks, and TLS certificate expiration conformance. - [Release Notes - 7th of February 2025](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-7th-of-february-2025.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 7 February 2025: new custom conformance business rules, plus fixes for the alerts snooze button and branch rules. - [Release Notes - 28th of January 2025](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-28th-of-janaury-2025.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 28 January 2025: expanded geolocation networking telemetry, updated conformance business rules, and an alert snooze fix. - [Release Notes - 22nd of January 2025](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-22nd-of-january-2025.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 22 January 2025: daily conformance digest emails, Akamai API Security telemetry integration, and new FAPI conformance checks. - [Release Notes - 12th of June 2024](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-12th-of-june-2024.md): Release notes for APImetrics — 12 June 2024: OpenTelemetry and Axiom webhooks, the Conformance beta, uptime monitoring, and new Akamai agent locations. - [Release Notes - 29th of March 2024](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-29th-of-march.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 29 March 2024: Governance renamed to Conformance with schema validation, a Level 0 security profile, and moved profile settings. - [Release Notes - 29th of February 2024](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog/release-notes-29th-of-february-2024.md): Release notes for APImetrics, 29 February 2024: organization-level certificate management and new API calls for monthly project and slow-call reports. - [APIContext Changelog](https://docs.apicontext.com/changelog.md): Release notes and product updates for APIContext. ### Service status updates - [AWS Middle East 1](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/aws-middle-east-1.md): Notice that the AWS Middle East Central 1 and South 1 monitoring nodes were removed from global schedules on March 30 2026 due to ongoing AWS issues. - [Service interruption - monitoring queue](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-interruption-monitoring-queue.md): Status update on the March 25 2026 monitoring queue delay that may have caused late API calls and 4xx warnings, with full recovery by 22:37. - [Service interruption - alerting](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-interruption-alerting.md): Status update on the March 24 2026 alerting queue delay that may have delayed webhooks and alerts, with full recovery by 5:27am. - [Service Update - planned maintenance on July 27](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/maintenance-event-july-27-2025.md): Notice of a maintenance window on July 27 2025 from 1800-1810 UTC, during which monitoring continues but results may be delayed by up to one hour. - [Service Update - System Restored (June 12, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-system-restored-july-12-2025.md): Status update confirming service providers have remediated their issues and all APImetrics services are running normally again. - [Service Update - Google Cloud impact](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-google-cloud-impact-june-12-2025.md): Status update on the June 12 2025 incident where Google Cloud failures stopped monitoring calls from being scheduled or run, reported around 19:00 UTC. - [Service Update - System Restored (May 20, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-system-restored-20250520.md): Status update confirming the issue found during the May 20 2025 investigation has been remediated and all services are running normally. - [Service Update - Currently Investigating (May 20, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-currently-investigating-20250520.md): Status update on the May 20 2025 incident affecting date selection in multi-step API workflows, reported around 15:30 UTC and under investigation. - [Service Update - System Restored (May 2, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-system-restored-1.md): Status update confirming the issue found during the May 2 2025 investigation has been remediated and all services are running normally. - [Service Update - Currently Investigating (May 2, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-currently-investigating-1.md): Status update on the May 2 2025 incident where gaps in call cadence were noticed around 7 AM UTC and are under investigation. - [Service Update - System Restored (January 11, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-system-restored.md): Status update confirming the issue found during the January 2025 investigation has been remediated and all services are running normally. - [Service Update - Currently Investigating (January 10, 2025)](https://docs.apicontext.com/status/service-update-currently-investigating.md): Status update on the January 10 2025 incident where increased platform usage may cause delayed calls, reported around 11 AM UTC and under investigation. - 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