Send alert notifications to services using Splunk Observability Cloud 🔗
In addition to sending alert notifications by email (see Manage notification subscribers), you can configure Splunk Observability Cloud to send alert notifications to the following services:
The following table shows third-party service integrations
Third-party service |
Link to documentation |
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Amazon EventBridge |
See Send alert notifications to Amazon EventBridge using Splunk Observability Cloud |
BigPanda |
See Send alert notifications to BigPanda using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
Jira |
See Send alert notifications to Jira using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
Microsoft Teams |
See Send alert notifications to Microsoft Teams using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
Opsgenie |
See Send alert notifications to Opsgenie using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
PagerDuty |
See Send alert notifications to PagerDuty using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
ServiceNow |
See Send alert notifications to ServiceNow using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
Slack |
See Send alert notifications to Slack using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
Webhook |
See Send alert notifications to a webhook using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
xMatters |
See Send alert notifications to xMatters using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
The following table shows Splunk service integrations:
Splunk service |
Link to documentation |
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Splunk On-Call (VictorOps) |
See Send alert notifications to Splunk On-Call using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
Splunk platform |
See Send alert notifications to Splunk platform using Splunk Observability Cloud. |
These notification service integrations allow you to configure Splunk Observability Cloud to automatically send alert notifications to these third-party services and webhooks when a condition for a detector alert is met and when the condition clears.
Depending on the third-party service, the alert notification can create notifications, incidents, or issues, for example, based on information sent in the Splunk Observability Cloud alert notification.
For information about how to use detectors, events, alerts, and notifications, see Introduction to alerts and detectors in Splunk Observability Cloud.
Note
About naming your integrations
When a user adds an alert recipient to a detector, they can choose from the notification service integration names you create when configuring these integrations. For this reason, provide descriptive and unique names for the integrations you create. This helps ensure that users get enough information from an integration name to be able to select the correct recipient for the alert notifications.
List of SignalFx IP addresses
The following table contains a list of the IP addresses that you can use to allow incoming traffic (such as alert webhook requests) from SignalFx realms. Use these IP addresses as sources on an allow list.
Realm |
IP addresses |
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us0 |
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us1 |
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eu0 |
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eu1 |
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eu2 |
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jp0 |
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au0 |
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us2 |
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