GitLab Issues is available as a pre-built integration in the Shipa dashboard. You can leverage this integration to configure hooks based on application-related events.
Integrating GitLab Issues and Shipa
You can set up the integration through the application details page using the Integrations tab.
By clicking on the + icon, you should see the following options:
Selecting GitLab and clicking on the Next button, you will need to enter the following information:
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Name | The name of the integration. The name is not tied to PagerDuty but a custom name you can choose. |
Endpoint URL | The GitLab project endpoint Shipa should use when sending the alert. Example: https://gitlab.com/user-name/project-name/alerts/notify.json |
Authorization Key | Your access tokens to authenticate with the API. You can find detailed information on creating an access token here |
Webhook Description | A meaningful description for your Shipa / PagerDutt integration so other users in your team can quickly understand the integration. |
Team | The Shipa team that will own the integration. |
Severity | The severity level Shipa should use when creating tickets on GitLab issue for this hook. |
Events to track | Which events you want Shipa to track for this application. You can select multiple options. |
Success only, Errors only, Any | The type of event you want Shipa to send the alert to Slack. |
Once created, you will see the new GitLab Issues integration in the list of integrations, and Shipa will automatically start tracking the events you previously selected for your application.
Updated 6 days ago