Amazon CloudWatch + PagerDuty + Filter by Zapier
Amazon CloudWatch + PagerDuty + Filter by Zapier
Amazon CloudWatch + PagerDuty integrations
Trigger a PagerDuty Incident when a CloudWatch Alarm's state changes
Integrating PagerDuty with CloudWatch can be tricky - use this Zap to simplify the process. Just pick your CloudWatch Alarm, and then your PageryDuty service - and Zapier will do the rest!
- When this happens...Alarm State ChangeTriggers when the state of an alarm changes (e.g. from "OK" to "ALARM").
- automatically do this...Only continue if...Set up rules to specify when this Zap can continue running.
- then do this!Add Trigger EventTrigger an incident in PagerDuty with this Incident Key.
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