SignalFx Events
by SignalFx
Receive real-time alerts from SignalFx directly to your Microsoft Teams channel.
Using SignalFx’s easy-to-use, built-in integration tools, you can configure your existing SignalFx detectors to send alerts to your Microsoft Teams channels for quick troubleshooting.
Through SignalFx’s notification services, your DevOps team no longer has to juggle between multiple notification methods, constantly check SignalFx dashboards, or wait for a customer call to reach Support to learn about potential alerts. With just a few clicks, you can sync your existing Microsoft Teams channels with SignalFx, and you will instantly receive triggered alerts directly to your designated channel. Additionally, once an alert has cleared, a follow-up notification will be sent, taking out the guesswork, and allowing your team to work more efficiently.
To get started, you simply need to be:
- A member of a Microsoft Teams channel, specifically the channel that will receive the alerts
- An administrator of your SignalFx organization
With SignalFx, your DevOps team will be notified immediately for potential issues. There is no need to install or maintain additional notification services, and you can send alerts directly to the appropriate channels. Additionally, you can share the alert’s corresponding charts and dashboards for faster troubleshooting.
To integrate with SignalFx, you simply need to:
- Retrieve your channel’s webhook URL from Microsoft Teams
- Add your channel’s information to SignalFx
- Update existing detectors to send alerts
Step-by-step documentation is available to make your integration with SignalFx simple and quick. To learn how to integrate Microsoft Teams with SignalFx, please visit SignalFx’s documentation site, and read Integrating with Notification Services, for Microsoft Teams.
To learn how to share charts and dashboards, please visit SignalFx’s documentation site, and read Share Charts and Dashboards.
App capabilities
- Can send data over the Internet
- This app can access personal information on the active message, such as phone numbers, postal addresses, or URLs. The app may send this data to a third-party service. Other items in your mailbox can’t be read or modified.