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How to guide on how to create alarm issues from Nodinite.

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Step 1. Webhook in Nodinite

• Set up a webhook in Nodinite, see doc https://documentation.nodinite.com/Documentation/Administration?doc=/5.%20Settings/1.%20Alarm%20Plugins/Features/HTTP%20Webhook

• Enter the Incoming Webhook URL for Integrations hub for Jira found on the  Incoming Webhooks page in the blue info box. (baseUrl/rest/restfulintegrator/1.0/incoming)
  Use basic auth as auth.
  

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• This will send the alarms to iHub Incoming Webhook rule engine.

• You can test sending an alarm using the webhook and view the Logs tab on the Incoming Webhook section. This will show how the data looks like.

• An example payload exists here: 

• https://documentation.nodinite.com/Documentation/Administration?doc=/5.%20Settings/1.%20Alarm%20Plugins/Features/HTTP%20Webhook

Step 2. Setup Integration to create the issues

• Click create and select a Group called Nodinite

• Click create and select an Iteration called Nodinite - Iterate monitors

• Set Json Path to array: $.MonitorViews

This will tell iHub to go through each Monitor View in Nodinite.

• Next is to add the the Action that creates the issues

• Click create and select Action

• Choose template category Jira Core

• Choose template Create Issue

• Click Create
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• Make sure the action has Auto-generate 1st level as variables from parent response selected

• Select the credential

• Modify this body to fit your instance
  

  Code Block
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  { "fields": { "project": { "key": "ITSUP" }, "summary": "Monitor: {{Name}}", "issuetype": { "name": "Task" }, "description":"{{Description}} has Status {{StatusCode.Name}} for resources: {{#ChangedResources}} * {{Name}}{{/ChangedResources}}", "reporter": { "name": "kg" }, "labels": [ "nodinite", "alarm" ] } }

  
  

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