I'm trying to create an integration where an alert created in opsgenie through an integration with solarwinds creates an incident automatically in jira. However, the alert is being opened but the incident in the jira is not
Hi @[deleted] ,
This Community article might help with troubleshooting why your Opsgenie alerts are not creating Jira issues: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Opsgenie-articles/Opsgenie-Alerts-Not-Creating-Jira-Jira-Service-Management-Issues/ba-p/1563628
Let us know whether or not that helps!
Good morning Nick!
I performed the procedure but it didn't work, I use the OEC obligatorily because we have the jira data center, on the contrary, it works from jira to opsgenie. But from opsgenie to jira it won't
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If your Jira DC instance has access to the internet, OEC probably is not needed.
Otherwise, you will need to install the OEC service on a server. OEC will sit in the middle of Opsgenie >> Jira, which will then execute a script to create Jira issues from Opsgenie alerts.
Typically we see most customers installing this on the Jira server: https://support.atlassian.com/opsgenie/docs/integrate-opsgenie-with-jira/#Integration-via-OEC--for-Jira-Software-Server--amp--Data-Center-Usage-
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by the logs it seems it is sent to the jira but the opening of the incident itself is not performed
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this OEC configuration is done tb, there is a server with it already installed
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be able to perform the opening here, now I would only need to set it as a condition so that only P1 and p2 is opened because now it is opening all alerts
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Hi @[deleted] ,
If you only need P1 or P2 Opsgenie alerts to create issues in Jira, then you can edit the filter of the integration here - in the For other Opsgenie alerts: section:
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@Nick Haller how can i get the value that opsgenie sent priority to the python file from oec?
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@Nick Haller a doubt I can automatically open in jira, but when answering the incident it does not update the alert, today in jira we have as a default open all incidents with low priority and updated times, in this case use automation to update the priority however it does not return to opsgenie nor create the incident on opsgenie.
How can i get the value that opsgenie sent priority to the python file from oec?
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