# Flux Monitor Job

Fields: 

To create new job, login into the UI of the node and Click on Jobs > New Job, as shown below

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* contractAddress:The address of the FluxAggregator contract responsible for managing the data feed.
* threshold:Represents the percentage threshold of deviation from the previous on-chain answer. This threshold must be met before a fresh set of observations is submitted to the contract.
* absoluteThreshold(optional):This parameter indicates the absolute numerical deviation necessary from the previous on-chain answer before submitting new observations. It's particularly useful when data can sometimes reach zero, making it impossible to calculate a percentage deviation from zero.
* idleTimerPeriod:Specifies the time interval (starting from the initiation of the last round) after which a new round is automatically triggered. This occurs regardless of any observed off-chain deviations.
* idleTimerDisabled:Determines whether the idle timer is utilized to trigger new rounds.
* drumbeatEnabled:Indicates whether the drumbeat mechanism is employed to initiate new rounds.
* drumbeatSchedule:Defines the cron schedule for the drumbeat. Use the same syntax as the cron job type, and remember to include CRON\_TZ.
* pollTimerPeriod:Sets the frequency at which the off-chain data source is inspected for deviation against the previously submitted on-chain answer.
* pollTimerDisabled:Specifies whether the occasional deviation check is employed to trigger new rounds