Webhooks

You can use Terraform to create and manage Webhooks in Kubiya.

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Here's an example as to how to create one via Terraform:

terraform {
    required_providers {
      kubiya = {
        source = "kubiya-terraform/kubiya"
      }
    }
}

provider "kubiya" {
  //Your Kubiya API Key will be taken from the 
  //environment variable KUBIYA_API_KEY
  //To set the key, please use export KUBIYA_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"
}

resource "kubiya_webhook" "webhook" {
  //mandatory fields
  //Please specify a unique name to identify this webhook
  name = "tf-webhook"
  //Please specify the source of the webhook - e.g: 'pull request opened on repository foo'
  source = "Github"
  //Provide AI instructions prompt for the agent to follow upon incoming webhook. use {{.event.}} syntax for dynamic parsing of the event
  prompt = "send [e-mail] a summary of all pull requests created in API-GW repo based on the commits and add the link of the pull request to the message"
  //Select an Agent which will perform the task and receive the webhook payload
  agent = kubiya_agent.my_agent.name
  //the webhook method - slack channel, teams channel or http (chat.kubiya.ai)
  metod = "Slack" / "teams" / "http"
  //Please provide a destination channel for the webhook.
  //relevant and mandatory for Slack and teams method only.
  //For Slack, please use chaneels that starts with `#` or `@` for a user (i.e. #devops)
  //for teams, use channel name (wihtout prefix #) directly, or '@' for a user tagging
  destination = "[e-mail]"
  //relevant only for "teams", the Team name where the channel set in destination is part of  
  team_name = "team_name
  //optional fields
  //Insert a JMESPath expression to filter by, for more information reach out to https://jmespath.org
  filter = ""
}

output "webhook" {
  value = kubiya_webhook.webhook
}

Once your webhook is created successfully, you webhook_url field will be accessible and will serve in any use-case.