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Overview

Google Cloud Monitoring can be configured as an alert source to send events into Rootly as alerts. The alerts received on Rootly can then be routed to a Slack channel, used to initiate incidents, or used to page Rootly On-Call targets.

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Configure Webhook in GCP

Navigate to Google Cloud Console and click on the VIEW ALL PRODUCTS button in the left pane to access the complete list of products.
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In the left pane, find and select the Observability category, then choose Monitoring.
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In the Monitoring section, select Alerting from the left pane and click on the EDIT NOTIFICATION CHANNELS button at the top.
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Find the Webhooks channel and click on the ADD NEW button next to it.
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Fill in the form with the required details: **Display Name** - give your webhook a description name Check the **Use HTTP Basic Auth** checkbox. Enter the following URL into the **Endpoint URL** field.
Rootly is able to receive two types of alerts: paging and non-paging.
  • Paging alerts will page the notification target specified in the **Endpoint URL** field.
  • Non-Paging alerts will simply appear in the Alerts page, but will not page anyone.
The inclusion of a notification target determines whether the alert is a paging or non-paging alert. Enter the following URL into the **Endpoint URL** for a paging alert.
Endpoint URL
https://webhooks.rootly.com/webhooks/incoming/google_cloud_webhooks/notify/<TYPE>/<ID>
You need to replace the <TYPE> and <ID> placeholders with the following values:
  • TYPE - this defines the Rootly resource type that will be used for paging.
    • The following are the available values: User | Group (Team) | EscalationPolicy | Service
  • ID - this specifies the exact resource that will be targeted for the page.
    • The id of the resource can be found when editing each resource.
Enter the following URL into the **Endpoint URL** for a non-paging alert.
Endpoint URL
https://webhooks.rootly.com/webhooks/incoming/google_cloud_webhooks
Enter the following value into the **Auth Username** field.
Auth Username
rootly
You can pick up your organization-specific **Auth Password** from the Alert Sources page. Click on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) option and enter a descriptive name for your GCP alert source.
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Copy your organization-specific **Auth Password** from the 5th step.
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Click on the TEST CONNECTION button to verify the webhook configuration. A successful test will enable the SAVE button. Once the connection test is successful, click the SAVE button to finalize the webhook setup.

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Support

If you need help or more information about this integration, please contact support@rootly.com or start a chat by navigating to Help > Chat with Us.