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Can any one share a sample template for alerts to be sent from alert manager to opsgenie.
Opsgenie template :
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{{ define "ops_summary" }}
Environment: {{ .Alert.Labels.env}}
{{ end }}
I am unable to capture the value of this label and pass it as details tab to opsgenies extra properties. In alert at opsgenie it shows as {{ template "ops_summary" . }}
opsgenie_configs:
- send_resolved: true
details: { '{{ template "ops_summary" . }}' }
responders:
- name: 'test
type: 'team'
Hi @Sumit Yadav ,
A few samples/examples of Alertmanager << >> Opsgenie notification templates can be reviewed here in this other community post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Opsgenie-questions/How-to-set-Opsgenie-alert-priority-from-Prometheus-alert/qaq-p/1211053
Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any additional questions.
Hi @Nick H I used the logic mentioned however I would want to know how to capture single label/annotations value in template. This is a bit confusing.
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I'm not an Alertmanager expert - nor have an instance myself to test - so I'm not entirely sure how to capture single label/annotations value in template. This is something you may want to reach out to Prometheus support for.
But - within the Opsgenie-Prometheus integration, you should be able to extract a single label/annotations value using either string processing or regex:
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