Webhook Integration
Overview
EagleStatus can trigger an HTTP webhook whenever a service's component status changes. You will receive notifications only if you are subscribed to both the service and the affected components.
Setting Up
Sign in or create an account on EagleStatus.
Navigate to your dashboard integrations.
Select the webhook integration and add your webhook URL where EagleStatus will send
POST
requests.Done! EagleStatus will start sending notifications when status changes are detected.
Payload
When an alert is triggered, the webhook sends a POST
message with a JSON payload with the following structure:
Field Descriptions
checkedAt: The ISO 8601 string representing the time when the status check was performed (e.g.,
"2023-08-21T14:30:00Z"
).service: An object containing details about the service being monitored:
key: A unique identifier for the service (e.g.,
"github"
).name: The name of the service (e.g.,
"Github"
).status: The current status of the service (
UP
,DOWN
,UNDER_MAINTENANCE
,DEGRADED_PERFORMANCE
,PARTIAL_OUTAGE
).url: The URL of the service’s status page on Eagle Status.
icon: A URL to the service's icon.
changedComponents: An array of components within the service that have experienced a status change:
key: A unique identifier for the component (e.g.,
"github/actions"
).name: The name of the component (e.g.,
"Actions"
).status: The new status of the component.
fullName: A full name that combines the service and component names (e.g.,
"Github / Actions"
).
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