I've searched everywhere trying to find a solution or suggestion for this...
I've set up a web scenario to monitor my web sites. However, one of my sites uses assets (CSS, JS, graphics) that are cached and served by a cdn. So even if the server is up and the page loads properly, there might be assets that don't load (eg: corrupted file on the CDN) that cause problems.
The problem is that the files don't have static names due to the caching, so I can't just monitor them seperatley.
Eg:
example.js
once it makes it through caching and cdn, it has something random appended to the start: bc6ef17dbfa2da767_example.js
and this can change from time to time.
Is there any way to make a web scenario check that all of the linked resources can be downloaded, or just a specific resource that matches a regex expression? I'm thinking other people had to have done this before.
I've set up a web scenario to monitor my web sites. However, one of my sites uses assets (CSS, JS, graphics) that are cached and served by a cdn. So even if the server is up and the page loads properly, there might be assets that don't load (eg: corrupted file on the CDN) that cause problems.
The problem is that the files don't have static names due to the caching, so I can't just monitor them seperatley.
Eg:
example.js
once it makes it through caching and cdn, it has something random appended to the start: bc6ef17dbfa2da767_example.js
and this can change from time to time.
Is there any way to make a web scenario check that all of the linked resources can be downloaded, or just a specific resource that matches a regex expression? I'm thinking other people had to have done this before.