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You can create synthetic credentials for username and password by using the he Instana Open API. Then you can use them in the script, by using the global variable $secure provided by Instana api. Here an example on how to use it in a script recorded with selenium IDE.
Máté Návay
We are using Seleium IDE to record the Synthetic monitoring rather than using Java or nodeJS
Can you share more details/references in your reply?
Also, From IBM URL, is asking us to purchase another product to secure passwords in Synthetic monitoring Browser script rather than it is a native feature coming from Instana .....
Credentials for tests should be stored separately using the credentials feature, where there is already individual permissions to be able to use credentials and configure them.
Tests' access can already be defined on an individual level, but further controls are in development to specifiy which credentials a group can have access to which is evaluated at script execution.
Should a user try to include credentials they don't have access to, these will not be injected into the script.