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- Joe_WilliamsExpert
We use web scraping and this link.
We have found there is a delay sometimes between the two.
- Anonymous
Ok, I used the following for my URL. Often does the trick to make sure there’s not caching going on from the server. If they are actually out of sync there’s nothing to be done, but this often works:
url = "https://service-status.webex.com/customer/dashServices/${serviceId}?_=${new Date().getTime()}"
Feel free to compare yours to mine. I didn’t even attempt to scrape the HTML from the main status page: https://github.com/sweenig/lm/tree/main/Webex
@A11ey , feel free to split this convo off into a separate thread titled “Webex Status Page Monitoring” - Joe_WilliamsExpert
Webex service status from here: https://status.webex.com/service/status?lang=en_US
We built our own one for this and man is it a super ugly web scraper. Like I feel dirty thinking about that code.
- Anonymous
I found the JSON source. Standby...
- Anonymous
Yeah, that’s the source I found. When you said scraping, I assumed you meant the HTML.
- Joe_WilliamsExpert
Yeah, that’s the source I found. When you said scraping, I assumed you meant the HTML.
We use both. As I said we found sometimes 1 page appears to cache and not update timely.
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