Sync AWS EventBridge alert events to Flashduty via webhook for automated alert noise reduction.Documentation Index
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In Flashduty
You can obtain an integration push URL through either of these two methods:
Using Private Integration
Choose this simpler option when you don’t need to route alert events to different channels.Using Shared Integration
Choose this option when you need to route alerts to different channels based on the alert event payload.In AWS EventBridge
I. AWS EventBridge Alert Push Configuration
Step 1: Create Connection in API destinations
- Log in to your AWS Console, search for
Amazon EventBridgeproduct, and enter the corresponding product console - Select
Integration=>API destinationsfrom the left navigation bar - Click
Connections, then clickCreate connection

- In the
Connection detailssection, enterFlashdutyforConnection name - In the
Authorizationsection, selectOtherforDestination type - Select
API KeyforAuthorization type - Enter
FlashdutyforAPI key name, and enter theintegration_keyfrom the integration push URL forValue - Click
Createto save

Step 2: Create API destination
- Return to the
API destinationsinterface and clickCreate API destination

- Fill in the information in the
API destination detailediting interface, enterFlashdutyforName - Enter the integration push URL for
API destination endpoint - Select
POSTforHTTP method - Select
Use an existing connectionforConnection typeand choose theFlashdutyConnection added in Step 1 - Click
Createto save

Step 3: Use the API destination created in Step 2 in EventBridge Rules
- Log in to your AWS Console, search for
Amazon EventBridgeproduct, and enter the corresponding product console - Select
Buses=>Rulesfrom the left navigation bar, create or edit existing rules - Other configurations are omitted here
- For
Target types, selectEventBridge API destinationas the target type - Under
API destination, selectUse an existing API destinationand choose theFlashdutyAPI destination created in Step 2 from the dropdown - Click
Next, configure as needed, and save

II. Status Mapping
- Since AWS EventBridge events don’t have severity levels, all events pushed to Flashduty will have a Warning severity
- AWS EventBridge events only have triggers without recovery states, so events received by Flashduty won’t automatically associate with recovery