AsyncAPI channel · Sumo Logic · Sumo Logic Webhook Connections

generic-webhook

Fully customizable webhook connection. Sumo Logic posts a user-defined JSON payload to the configured URL. Optional Basic Authentication and up to five custom comma-separated key-value headers are supported. The body below is illustrative; operators define the payload template at connection creation time.

Open source AsyncAPI → All Sumo Logic channels Sumo Logic provider profile
Provider: Sumo Logic AsyncAPI: v2.6.0 Spec: Sumo Logic Webhook Connections Operations: 1 Messages: 1

Channel address

generic-webhook

Operations

publish
postGenericWebhook
Deliver a Sumo Logic alert to a generic webhook receiver.

Messages

GenericAlert
User-defined JSON payload posted to a generic webhook connection. Sumo Logic substitutes alert variables (for example, `{{Name}}`, `{{TriggerType}}`, `{{TriggerTime}}`, `{{Query}}`, `{{AlertResponseUr
Content-Type: application/json

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