Notifications to teams, reasonable plugin is icingaDSL

Icinga Director
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I need to add notifications to teams (via webhook).
Sadly the only reasonably good plugin for that seems to be GitHub - william-sy/icinga2-adaptive-teams-notification and since it’s written in icingaDSL i’m not quite sure how to best use it with director …
any suggestions?

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I did it like this:

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and then there are the files:

/etc/icinga2/zones.d/master/teams-notifications-command.conf
/etc/icinga2/zones.d/master/teams-notifications-configuration.conf

apply Notification "teams-notifications-notification-hosts" to Host {
  import "teams-notifications-user-configuration-hosts"
  interval = (host.vars.notification.interval) || 0

  assign where host.vars.enable_teams_notifications == true
}

apply Notification "teams-notifications-notification-services" to Service {
  import "teams-notifications-user-configuration-services"
  interval = (service.vars.notification.interval) || 0

  # enable globaly for all services on host but not if disabled for this service
  assign where host.vars.enable_teams_notifications == true && service.vars.enable_teams_notifications != false
}

apply Notification "teams-notifications-notification-services" to Service {
  import "teams-notifications-user-configuration-services"
  interval = (service.vars.notification.interval) || 0

  # only if not enabled globaly for host
  assign where service.vars.enable_teams_notifications == true && host.vars.enable_teams_notifications != true
}
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I guess that works. I want at least the apply rules in director though …
tried just adding the command and using kickstart to make director aware of it, that works. But i can’t do the same for the notification template it seems and i can’t just rebuild it in director either with those vars …
I’ll try to merke those into the command, there’s no good reason for those to be in a template anyway.

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Yes, I added the variables in the command file and I see no reason why you couldn’t put the apply rules in the director.

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Info: I tried to added the webhook url and icinga2 base url as arguments and no matter what i did icinga2 didn’t parse the config anymore.
I can only add apply rules in director if it knows the notification :wink:
I ended up using another plugin (GitHub - NeverUsedID/icinga2-msteams: Icinga2 notifications for MS teams) where adding was more “as usual”.

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In my config the webhook key is a variable of the user in the director and gets used in the notification template:

template Notification "teams-notifications-user-configuration" {
    import "teams-notifications-default-configuration"
    users = (host.vars.notify_teams_bots) || (service.vars.notify_teams_bots) || vars.users_fallback
    vars.teams_notifications_webhook_url = "$user.vars.teams_webhook_url$"
    vars.teams_notifications_icinga2_base_url = "https://example.com/icingaweb2"
}