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Elasticsearch Watcher [2.4] » Administering Watcher » Configuring Watcher to Send PagerDuty Events
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Configuring Watcher to Send PagerDuty Events

the watcher.actions.pagerduty.service namespace in elasticsearch.yml.

You need a PagerDuty API key to configure a PagerDuty account. To create an API key:

  1. Log in to pagerduty.com as an account administrator and go to Configuration > API Access.

  2. Click Create New API Key.

    images/pagerduty-access-keys.jpg

  3. v1 PagerDuty API keys.

    images/pagerduty-create-key.jpg

  4. Copy and store the key before you close the New API Key dialog.

    images/pagerduty-copy-key.jpg

To configure a PagerDuty account, at a minimum you need to specify the account name and API key:

watcher.actions.pagerduty.service:
  account:
    my_pagerduty_account:
      service_api_key: d3b07384d113edec49eaa6238ad5ff0

You can also specify defaults for the PagerDuty event attributes: .

watcher.actions.pagerduty.service:
  account:
    my_pagerduty_account:
      service_api_key: d3b07384d113edec49eaa6238ad5ff0
      event_defaults:
        description: "Watch notification"
        incident_key: "my_incident_key"
        client: "my_client"
        client_url: http://www.example.org
        event_type: trigger
        attach_payload: true

If you configure multiple PagerDuty accounts, you either need to set a default account or specify which account the event should be sent with in the pagerduty action.

watcher.actions.pagerduty.service:
  default_account: team1
  account:
    team1:
      ...
    team2:
      ...

If you configure multiple PagerDuty accounts, you either need to set a default account or specify which account the event should be sent with in the pagerduty action.

watcher.actions.pagerduty.service:
  default_account: team1
  account:
    team1:
      ...
    team2:
      ...
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