Configure webhook in Azure

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Configure webhook endpoint in Azure so that SR Ops can communicate with Azure using the endpoint.

Ensure you have done the following actions: Created a webhook endpoint in SR Ops . For information, see Create a webhook endpoint in SR Ops . Created an account in Azure.

Role required: evt_mgmt_integration

Log in to the Azure console. Create a resource such as an app service. Under Alerts > Manage actions , create or open the alert rule for which you want to receive alerts in SR Ops . Integrate ServiceNow webhook URL with the alert rule under Actions > Action type . Note: You need to enter the username and password at the beginning of the webhook URL. For example, https://eventuser:password@spparis34.service-now.com/api/sn_em_connector/em/inbound_event?source=azuremonitor&integration_id=b23ac4621bc6a010391f59ff034bcb8e

To update the changes in the action group, click Save changes .

To verify if the alerts are generated correctly, you can perform actions to trigger the alert rules.

Parent Topic: Microsoft Azure integration with SR Ops