Proxy session routing

Oxylabs provides large pools of proxies for accessing web data. A Beam agent requests proxy sessions the account permits, reads success and failure signals from each request, and applies a rule about when to rotate, retry, or pause. Healthy sessions continue and results pass downstream; repeated failures or blocks prompt the agent to switch sources and note the pattern. Sudden spikes in errors, blocked regions, or unusual traffic are surfaced to an operator to investigate. The agent keeps requests running smoothly and only involves a person when behavior falls outside the expected range.

Web scraper job scheduling

Oxylabs runs scraping jobs against target sites. A Beam agent schedules or launches these jobs, reads their status and returned payloads, and applies your rule for what a complete, partial, or failed result means. Complete results are passed to the next system and marked done, while partial ones are retried within set limits. Jobs that fail repeatedly, return unexpected structures, or hit access restrictions are routed to a person to review before any further attempts. This means routine jobs finish on their own while genuinely stuck ones get human attention rather than silent failure.

Structured result validation

Oxylabs returns structured data from scraped pages. A Beam agent receives the parsed output, reads the fields it contains, and applies a rule about validity and completeness before anything moves on. Clean records are written to the destination system and tagged with their source, while records missing required fields are held back. Output that looks malformed, unusually sized, or inconsistent with prior runs is escalated to a person to confirm. The agent moves dependable results forward automatically and raises only the batches that need a human to look before they enter downstream systems.