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Use Zenduty alert API endpoint #135

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SilentEntity opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #136
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Use Zenduty alert API endpoint #135

SilentEntity opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #136

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@SilentEntity
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We should use Zenduty alerts api endpoint to create alerts in Zenduty. This will skip using any token for creating alert.

Zenduty API URL:
https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/api

@kunalnagar
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@SilentEntity - This action uses the Zenduty Services feature: https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/services

Any particular reason to switch to this method? Either way you have to create a unique token - in this method you are creating an integration key.

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SilentEntity commented Jul 16, 2023

The current way needs an API token [auth token] that needs to be generated and provided, which is not required. From UI the incident is created this way but I think that is for sample/demo or manual incident creation. You can also observe that all the other integrations are also provided on this page, which sends an alert to Zenduty. I think in Zenduty, integrations are used as a point of getting alerts, which creates incidents in services, that belong to a team in an account.

The hierarchy is like this:
[ Alert > Integration > service > team > account ]

I think API [auth token] 's better use case will be Zenduty's terraform provider.

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