Trigger PagerDuty incidents from Slack without users needing to have associated PagerDuty accounts.
Runs as a serverless application on Azure Functions.
Working prototype. Everything works, but it has various sharp edges and a naive trust in data it accepts.
Also, it's only been tested locally (func start, requires Azure Functions Core Tools) and hasn't been run from Azure itself yet.
- Verify requests come from Slack
- Tests
- More extensive typing
- Support > 100 services in PagerDuty services API call
- Display user feedback after opening incidents
- Attach more Slack metadata to opened incidents
- Visit https://api.slack.com/apps/ and click Create New App.
- Choose From an app manifest and select the desired workspace.
- Paste in the contents from
slack-app-manifest.yml, making sure to replace${FUNCTIONS_APP_DOMAIN}with the endpoint of your deployed Azure Functions app.- Hint: envsubst can be helpful here, try:
FUNCTIONS_APP_DOMAIN=your-function-name.azurewebsites.net envsubst < slack-app-manifest.yml)
- Hint: envsubst can be helpful here, try:
- Review and complete the installation, then proceed with Install to Workspace.
This software is dual-licensed under the Apache 2.0 and the MIT licenses.
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