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Hi, Id like to setup a slack integration that only notifies the channel on escalation - is this possible? Right now it seems you can’t de-select the ‘triggered’ event

Hello, I am currently using splunk for 5 years and I have a lot of alerts. We want use pagerduty. But it’s to difficult to transform actual alert splunk to create incident on pagerduty with the good service, severity or Intelligency filters. I would like add payload information in the alert part of splunk : summary severity component group I can not update the title of my alert due to the usage of the same alert for another product. Also some of my alerts are run for different teams and the alert name in splunk is not dynamic. I would like make my own summary for PagerDuty. Do you work on a solution to my problem and if not, can you give me (if exists) the link to your code “pagerDuty incident” for splunk on Git to add some fields in the alert action pagerduty ?

One service uses two policies, and certain conditions determine which policy to use when creating an event，Is it possible？In some cases, such as P1, P2, P3 events, I want to use ESCALATION POLICY A, but other events use ESCALATION POLICY B (depending on the nature of the event).

Hi PagerDuty, We’re looking at how to get around rate limit for an Events V2 API integration and one of the official suggestions says that we could increase the number of integrations. But is there a max number of integrations for a given service? Thanks, Yixuan

i am using solarwinds npm evaluation with sqlexpress and trying integrate with pagerduty following this https://www.pagerduty.com/docs/guides/solarwinds-integration-guide/ but i am getting below error while importing the alert template ERROR NewAlertingService - (null) Failed to import alert from Alert+me+via+PagerDuty+when+a+node+is+down.xml! Migration message: Alert import failed with error: Account is not permitted to import SQL based Alert or Alert contains SQL variables! is there anyway to check the integration working fine or not

In GCP monitoring -> alerting -> notifications channels, there is a “PagerDuty Sync” option. However, despite my best efforts, I haven’t been able to make it work. On the face of it, it is fairly straight forward. It only asks for 3 fields: Display Name, Subdomain, API Key. There’s even a little help pop-up that gives instructions within pagerduty to create the API Key. However, after following the instructions, no alerts ever come in. To test to make sure alerts are being generated, I used an alternate alert method, which seemed to work fine. Has anybody been able to get this to work? What am I missing? I’ve tried creating the key via pagerduty.com/api_keys which seems to be what gcp suggests. And I’ve tried making it read-only and full access. But no luck. I’ve also tried creating a key via “Events API V2” in the service-directory. Also no luck there. The eventual goal is to have GCP/Monitoring/Alerting to be able to create an Incident in PagerDuty. Any help would be appreciate

Hi, We have an incident that is configured to notify someone over the email. So, whenever that specific incident gets created, the email recipient gets notified. We want the email recipient to get notified when the incident is resolved. We tried to set following notification setting in the User config, When any of my incidents are resolved, html email me at OutageAlerts@company.org Although, when the incident is resolved, it notifies only those who have acknowledged the incident. So, if the incident is not acknowledged by the email recipient, the recipient does not get the resolved notification. Is there a way to send a Resolved notification to a user even when the incident is not acknowledged by the user ?

I’ve been tasked to writing a python script to validate database restores and, if the restore fails, to trigger a PagerDuty incident. The main body of the script is finished, but I am having trouble with the part that would trigger an incident. I’ve looked at pdpyras and I’ve looked at the example script at https://github.com/PagerDuty/API_Python_Examples/blob/master/REST_API_v2/Incidents/trigger_incident.py. The latter seems like it would meet my requirements better than pdpyras, but I have some questions about some of the variable values in the script. “API_KEY” is self-explanatory, but are there specific values required for “SERVICE_ID” and “FROM”, or are those values that I can assign? I’m working in a GovCloud environment, so I want to be sure that the URL “https://api.pagerduty.com/incidents” is appropriate for what I’m trying to do. “api.pagerduty.com” is reachable from the server, from which the script will run: $ nc -zv api.pagerduty.com 443 Connection to api.pagerduty.c

Is it possible to trigger an incident by sending an email to PagerDuty?