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This fires a webhook of incident data for each triggered incident PagerDuty in your account. Ideally, you'd point this at another tiny app that processes the events and does your bidding with them - ships them to campfire, APN, a tiny sinatra app that pipes incidents to say...go nuts.
Re-triggered incidents will cause an additional webhook to be sent for the same incident. Make sure your endpoint is okay with this.
I hate to poll like this, but whatever. It works.
Clone this repo.
In the clone:
heroku create --stack cedar yourname-pagerduty-incident-webhooks --addons memcache heroku papertrail:test
Set the following config at heroku:
heroku config:add PAGERDUTY_ACCOUNT_SUBDOMAIN=foo
heroku config:add [email protected]
heroku config:add PAGERDUTY_AUTH_PASSWORD=foo
heroku config:add PAGERDUTY_WEBHOOK_ENDPOINT=http://requestb.in/1e88aqp1
heroku config:add POLL_INTERVAL=10
Ship it:
git push heroku master
Fire up a web process:
heroku scale web=1
Hit up papertrail and check on the logs.
Large parts of this are based on the PagerDuty library @leejones wrote for pager_today.
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