Request Inspector

Questions and answers

• Rate Limit
  Users can send up to 20 requests per second.
• Share Link
  Users can share a link to their data with others.
• Size Limit
  Each request can be up to 64 KB in size.
• Probe Inspector
  A tool that helps users see detailed information about REST API requests and responses.
• History Retention
  Users can choose to keep their history for 2 days or 10 days.
• Max History Items
  Users can keep a history of up to 100 or 250 items, depending on their choice.
• Request Inspector
  A tool that lets users see incoming HTTP requests in real-time.
• Visibility Options
  Users can make their data visible to anyone with a link or protect it with a password.
• Debugging and Testing
  It helps users find problems, test performance, and ensure APIs work well.
• End-to-End Visibility
  The Probe Inspector allows users to see the entire process of API interactions.
• Public Endpoint Creation
  Users can create a public endpoint to share their data.
• Private Endpoint Creation
  Users can create a private endpoint that requires a sign-in to access.

• Testing performance
  Users can check how well their APIs are working, ensuring they run smoothly.
• Identifying issues quickly
  The tool helps find problems in API communications fast, so users can fix them before they affect others.
• Suitable for developers and testers
  It is designed for people who build and test applications, helping them improve their work.
• Real-time examination of HTTP requests
  Users can see incoming requests as they happen, which helps in understanding how their applications are working.
• Comprehensive breakdown of request data
  The tool gives detailed information about requests and responses, making it easier to find and fix problems.
• Ensuring reliability of API communications
  The tool helps make sure that APIs are dependable, which is important for user trust.
• End-to-end visibility into RESTful interactions
  Users can track the entire process of API requests and responses, which helps in monitoring and debugging.