Adjust the additional settings to your preferences.Under Recipients, select your new webhook from the dropdown.Under Notify, select your desired notification trigger.Navigate to a check in Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, click the gear icon, and select Edit from the dropdown.To add your webhook to a check, do the following: You need to add your webhook to each check you want to send notifications from. Click Test test your webhook by sending a request to the Slack API endpoint.(optional) Under Triggers, repeat steps 6-8 for the other trigger option (either "when failed" or "when back online," whichever you did not use in the first trigger).Edit the JSON as needed and then click Save. (optional) Click JSON to open the JSON request body for the API request that will be sent to HipChat upon the trigger event.Paste the webhook URL you copied in step 4 above into the Webhook URL field for each trigger.Under Triggers, select a trigger for your notification (either "when failed" or "when back online") from the dropdown.
Under Name, provide a name for your webhook.In Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, go to Admin > Alert Webhooks > + New and click Slack.Set up the Alert Webhook in Splunk Synthetic Monitoring Our guide to Getting Started with incoming webhooks will walk you through the process of enabling this functionality in a Slack app. Because we strongly recommend you do not use legacy custom integrations anymore, you should instead use the similar feature in Slack apps. Select the Slack channel in which you'd like to receive alerts and click Add Incoming WebHooks Integration.Ĭopy the Webhook URL for the new incoming webhook to your clipboard. Incoming webhooks are a simple way to post messages from apps into Slack. You need to have a paid, 'Standard' Slack plan to integrate notifications from Splunk Synthetic Monitoring using a webhook.
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