Integrations
Site24x7
This document shows you how you can integrate Callgoose SQIBS with Site24x7.
Incidents will be creating in Callgoose SQIBS when there is a incident created in Site24x7 as per the workflows configured by you in the Site24x7
In Callgoose SQIBS
Create filter as per the Site24x7 workflows.
- For test purpose, create an API filter like this
After test, create suitable API filter values depending on the payload sent by Site24x7 to create a meaningful incident.
In Site24x7
1. In Site24x7 dashboard and Click on Admin then click Third-party integrations
Click on webhooks integrate now
2. Fill the following in webhook
Integration name : CallgooseSQIBS
Hook URL : Enter your API Endpoint
HTTP Method : Post
HTTP Request Headers : "Authorization": "Bearer $APITOKEN"
Check post as Json and send Incident Parameters
Trigger Alerts for Monitor Status Change: Enable or disable the Check button to decide whether to post Down, Critical and Trouble status alerts of monitors to SQIBS
3. Custom payload: Use the following JSON payload.
You can customize your own payload with Available placeholders.
4. Click on Trigger Test Alert to send this notification to Callgoose SQIBS to test
1. Please make sure you have added Payload json key and key value contains values in Callgoose SQIBS before you send test notifications.
2. You can decide on ‘what Site24x7 payload’(customise the values in the Custom payload section) you need notifications in Callgoose SQIBS and depending upon that you can create the API filter values in the Callgoose SQIBS
Make sure to select the alert notifications you want to notified and click on Save
5. You can see that Callgoose SQIBS created the Incident as per the above ‘Site24x7 payload values’
Now whenever an alert notification is triggered in Site24x7, an incident will automatically be created in Callgoose SQIBS if the API Filter is success for the payload.
When Site24x7 alerts a 'STATUS' as 'DOWN,' it triggers an incident in SQIBS. Likewise, when the 'STATUS' is 'UP,' it automatically resolves the incident in SQIBS.