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alertmanager-to-github

This receives webhook requests from Alertmanager and creates GitHub issues.

It does:

  • open an issue on a new alert
  • close the issue when the alert is in resolved status
  • reopen the issue when the alert is in firing status
    • alerts are identified by groupKey; configurable via --alert-id-template option

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Installation

Docker image

docker pull ghcr.io/pfnet-research/alertmanager-to-github:v0.1.0

go get

go get github.com/pfnet-research/alertmanager-to-github

Usage

Set GitHub API credentials to environment variables:

$ read ATG_GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY
(GitHub App's private key)
$ export ATG_GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY

or,

$ read ATG_GITHUB_TOKEN
(Personal Access Token)
$ export ATG_GITHUB_TOKEN

Start webhook server:

$ alertmanager-to-github start

Add a receiver to Alertmanager config:

route:
  receiver: "togithub" # default

receivers:
  - name: "togithub"
    webhook_configs:
      # Create issues in "bar" repo in "foo" organization.
      # these are the default values and can be overriden by labels on the alert
      # repo and owner parameters must be URL-encoded.
      - url: "http://localhost:8080/v1/webhook?owner=foo&repo=bar"

Configuration

$ alertmanager-to-github start -h
NAME:
   alertmanager-to-github start - Start webhook HTTP server

USAGE:
   alertmanager-to-github start [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --listen value                      HTTP listen on (default: ":8080") [$ATG_LISTEN]
   --github-url value                  GitHub Enterprise URL (e.g. https://github.example.com) [$ATG_GITHUB_URL]
   --labels value [ --labels value ]   Issue labels [$ATG_LABELS]
   --body-template-file value          Body template file [$ATG_BODY_TEMPLATE_FILE]
   --title-template-file value         Title template file [$ATG_TITLE_TEMPLATE_FILE]
   --alert-id-template value           Alert ID template (default: "{{.Payload.GroupKey}}") [$ATG_ALERT_ID_TEMPLATE]
   --github-app-id value               GitHub App ID (default: 0) [$ATG_GITHUB_APP_ID]
   --github-app-installation-id value  GitHub App installation ID (default: 0) [$ATG_GITHUB_APP_INSTALLATION_ID]
   --github-app-private-key value      GitHub App private key (command line argument is not recommended) [$ATG_GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY]
   --github-token value                GitHub API token (command line argument is not recommended) [$ATG_GITHUB_TOKEN]
   --auto-close-resolved-issues        Should issues be automatically closed when resolved (default: true) [$ATG_AUTO_CLOSE_RESOLVED_ISSUES]
   --help, -h                          show help

GitHub Enterprise

To create issues in GHE, set --github-url option or ATG_GITHUB_URL environment variable.

Customize issue title and body

Issue title and body are rendered from Go template and you can use custom templates via --body-template-file and --title-template-file options. In the templates, you can use the following variables and functions.

  • Variables
    • .Payload: Webhook payload incoming to this receiver. For more information, see WebhookPayload in pkg/types/payload.go
  • Functions
    • urlQueryEscape: Escape a string as a URL query
    • json: Marshal an object to JSON string
    • timeNow: Get current time

Customize organization and repository

The organization/repository where issues are raised can be customized per-alert by specifying the atg_owner label for the organization and/or the atg_repo label for the repository on the alert.

e.g.

- alert: HighRequestLatency
  expr: job:request_latency_seconds:mean5m{job="myjob"} > 0.5
  for: 10m
  labels:
    severity: page
    atg_owner: my-alternative-org
    atg_repo: specific-service-repository
  annotations:
    summary: High request latency

This mechanism has precedence over the receiver URL query parameters.

Deployment

Kubernetes

https://github.com/pfnet-research/alertmanager-to-github/tree/master/example/kubernetes

Releaese

The release process is fully automated by tagpr. To release, just merge the latest release PR.