What happens if the pass criteria are not met in Synthetic monitoring?

In Synthetic monitoring, if the pass criteria are not met, the primary action taken is that the execution is aborted. This means that the monitoring session will terminate prematurely because the defined metrics or thresholds, which are indicators of the health or performance of an application, have not been achieved. Aborting the execution prevents the collection of potentially misleading or erroneous data that could arise from an ongoing session that fails to meet established standards.

While there may be other actions linked to monitoring failures, such as logging data or generating alerts, the immediate response to unmet pass criteria is to halt the test execution. This approach is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the monitoring process and ensuring that only reliable data is considered for further analysis.