Schedule Tests
You can schedule a test to reoccur at regular intervals. This can help you monitor the API's performance over time. To create a test schedule:
- Navigate to Studio.
- Select an API Project.
- Choose Tests.
- Select a test.
- Select Schedule.
- Click + Add Schedule.
![studio-create-a-test-schedule.png 1108](https://files.readme.io/5087494-studio-create-a-test-schedule.png)
You can set the following settings for each test:
- Frequency: this is how often the test runs. This number is set from the time that you save the schedule. For example, if at 2:03 PM you set your test to run every 24 hours, it will run again at 2:03 PM the next day.
- Environment: (Optional) Select a specific test environment. You can learn how to configure different environments here. If you want to schedule the same test on multiple environments, you need to create a unique schedule for each environment.
- Locations: Select one or more locations for your tests to run on. This list will include all of our global AWS locations and any of your custom locations.
![studio-schedule-properties.png 1374](https://files.readme.io/22b19d5-studio-schedule-properties.png)
Editing or Deleting Scheduled Tests
You can toggle schedules on or off using the toggle switch. This allows you to pause or resume schedules without deleting them.
![studio-testing-schedule-toggles.png 1372](https://files.readme.io/33abef7-studio-testing-schedule-toggles.png)
In addition, you can edit the schedule by clicking the "edit" icon. This allows you to modify the frequency, environment, and location.
![studio-testing-schedule-edit.png 1372](https://files.readme.io/6944cb4-studio-testing-schedule-edit.png)
Finally, any schedule that is no longer used can be deleted by clicking the "trash" icon.
![studio-testing-schedule-delete.png 1372](https://files.readme.io/e60e727-studio-testing-schedule-delete.png)
Updated 8 months ago